// professional valuation tool

What is the company
really worth?

A Discounted Cash Flow model with Bear / Base / Bull scenarios, automatic WACC calculation, and risk adjustments — the same framework used by professional investment banks. Enter your data, get a structured valuation.

✓ Works well for
  • Profitable companies with positive Free Cash Flow
  • Large-cap tech: MSFT, AAPL, GOOGL, NVDA, ASML
  • Mature industrials and consumer staples
  • Healthcare companies with stable revenue
  • Any S&P 500 company with 3+ years of history
✗ Not suitable for
  • Banks & insurance — FCF concept doesn't apply
  • Pre-revenue startups — no historical data
  • Companies with negative FCF (losses)
  • Commodity companies — earnings depend on oil/gas price
  • SPACs and early-stage biotech
  • Utilities — use Dividend Discount Model instead
⚠ Important disclaimer

This tool is for educational and research purposes only — it does not constitute financial advice. DCF models are inherently uncertain: even Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley models carry a ±20–30% margin of error. The output of this model is a structured estimate, not a prediction. Always combine DCF analysis with qualitative research, competitive analysis, and your own judgment. Never make investment decisions based solely on this or any other model. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Step 1 — Company Information
Step 2 — Historical Data (last 3 years)

Enter the last 3 years of data. The model will automatically calculate average growth rates and margins. Source: Macrotrends.net, Yahoo Finance → Financials

Revenue (in millions)
?
Total annual revenue. Find on Yahoo Finance → Financials → Income Statement, or Macrotrends.netSource: Annual Report / Macrotrends.net
Year
3 years ago
2 years ago
Last year
Revenue
Free Cash Flow — FCF (in millions)
?
Operating Cash Flow minus Capital Expenditures. Find on Yahoo Finance → Financials → Cash Flow StatementSource: Cash Flow Statement / Macrotrends.net
FCF
Step 3 — WACC Calculation (auto)

WACC is calculated automatically using the CAPM model — the same method used by Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. One WACC is used across all three scenarios.

Yahoo Finance → Statistics → Beta (5Y)
US 10Y Treasury yield (~4.4% today)
Historical average: 5.5%
Calculated WACC
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Step 4 — Scenarios (auto-filled, editable)

Values are automatically suggested based on your historical data. You can adjust any field manually. Set the probability weight for each scenario (must total 100%).

Bear
Pessimistic scenario
Base
Most likely scenario
Bull
Optimistic scenario
Step 5 — Risk Adjustments (optional)

Select applicable risks. Each adds a premium to WACC, reducing the fair value — the same approach used by investment banks when downgrading a stock.

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Results
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