Nevertheless, our discipline demands that we move on whenever price and our estimate of intrinsic
value per share come together.
Not exact matches
When it
comes to equities, most investors realize a stock's price
per share isn't a particularly good barometer of how expensive or inexpensive it is relative to its intrinsic
value.
«Berkshire's gain in net worth during 2017 was $ 65.3 billion, which increased the
per -
share book
value of both our Class A and Class B stock by 23 %... A large portion of our gain did not
come from anything we accomplished at Berkshire.
Adding total land
value estimates up equals $ 895.9 million just in land
value or $ 7,928.32
per acre, which
comes out to $ 10.18
per share in total land
value.
The increase
came from a 3.2
per cent increase in financial assets as the
value of investment fund
shares, particularly mutual fund units, life insurance and pension assets rose.
For example, imagine that you believe that a stock currently trading at $ 100
per share is going to decrease in
value in the
coming weeks.
I therefore
come up with an average Fair
Value of GBP 338p
per share, which threatens a substantial downside for the
share price.
That discount is what you can determine through analysis of the strength of a business, through its component parts, its segments and then
value of the enterprise —
coming up with a sense of what it's worth and then backing up liabilities, adding in financial assets and then
coming up with a
per share value and comparing that to what you're paying.