Im going to
share another model ~ designed by gifted education researchers ~ that could make a big difference in your reading instruction ~ and subsequently ~ students reading scores
Not exact matches
Specifically, our discounted cash flow
model showed that the company would need to grow NOPAT by 13 % compounded annually for 15 years to justify its price at the time of
~ $ 37 /
share.
Our
model shows that a valuation of
~ $ 67 /
share implies the company will grow NOPAT at 6.5 % compounded annually for 19 years.
Even with a very modest expectation of 6 % NOPAT growth compounded annually for 10 years, our discounted cash flow
model gives AZO a present value of
~ $ 850 /
share.
Specifically, our DCF
model found that the company had to grow NOPAT by 20 % for 9 years to justify its price at the time of
~ $ 29 /
share.
Cons of this
model:
~ The publishing company owns the manuscript and can make any changes with or without the author's consent
~ The lion's
share of the profits go to the publisher
~ The process is lengthy, averaging 18 - 24 months for book production after the manuscript is completed