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Data Update 2 for 2024: A Stock Comeback - Winning the Expectations Game!

Musings on Markets

While stocks had their ups and downs during the year, they ended the year strong, and recouped, at least in the aggregate, most of the losses from 2022. Stocks ended the year well, with November and December both delivering strong up movements, and while this left investors feeling good about the year, it was a rocky year.

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Risk Capital and Markets: A Temporary Retreat or Long Term Pull Back?

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In this post, I will argue that almost everything that we are observing in markets, across asset classes, can be explained by a pull back on risk capital, and that understanding the magnitude of the pull back, and putting in historical perspective, is key to gauging what is coming next. Risk Capital: What is it?

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Precision in Valuation: Integrating the Beneish M-Score for Accurate Business Worth

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So let's get started and discover the keys to accurate valuation! It's like a financial health check-up, examining everything from sales patterns to asset quality. How the M-Score Detects Earnings Manipulation Now that we've got the ingredients, let's see how this financial potion works its magic!

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Methods of Business Valuation by Their Profitability

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This multiple is similar, by analogy, to the PER (Price to Earnings Ratio of listed companies). Thus two companies with the same level of results but different future performance risks will have different values. On the other hand, the risk premium corresponds to the risk of investing money in this particular company.