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The macro variables that I track on my site relate to the price of risk, a key input into valuation, in both equity and debt markets: US Equity RiskPremiums : The equity riskpremium is the price of risk in equity markets.
Rf = Risk-free Rate. Rm – Rf) = Equity Market RiskPremium. Cp = Cost of Equity Premium. Discount the Terminal Value. . Add up all the figures you have to arrive at the Net Present Value. Depending on the exact methodology and discount rate used, this could be the EnterpriseValue or Equity Value.
After the 2008 market crisis, I resolved that I would be far more organized in my assessments and updating of equity riskpremiums, in the United States and abroad, as I looked at the damage that can be inflicted on intrinsic value by significant shifts in riskpremiums, i.e., my definition of a crisis.
Thus, if the US treasury bond rate (4.5%) is the riskfree rate in US dollars, and the expected inflation rates in US dollars and Brazilian reals are 2.5% Thus, if the US treasury bond rate (4.5%) is the riskfree rate in US dollars, and the expected inflation rates in US dollars and Brazilian reals are 2.5%
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