Finance Calculators (Page 26)

Mortgage, loans, investment returns, salaries tax, savings and more.

From the market values of equity and debt, their costs and the tax rate, compute the weighted average cost of capital (WACC).

From EPS and book value per share, estimate the price ceiling for a defensive investor via the Graham number: √(22.5 × EPS × BVPS).

Calculate the margin of safety percentage for an investment based on its intrinsic value and market price.

Estimate a stock's intrinsic value by discounting a stable dividend at the required return minus growth.

From total assets, total liabilities, and shares outstanding, compute the net asset value (NAV) per share.

From enterprise value and EBITDA, compute the EV/EBITDA multiple — a relative valuation benchmark.

Enter NOPAT, invested capital and WACC to compute EVA = NOPAT − (capital × WACC), the surplus return above the cost of capital.

From operating cash flow and current liabilities, compute the operating cash flow ratio, measuring short-term solvency.

From dividend per share, share price and shares held, compute the dividend yield and the annual dividend income.

From two buy lots (shares and price each), compute the weighted average buy price, total shares and total cost — useful for averaging down.

From the original shares, original price and the split ratio, compute the shares and price per share after a split or reverse split.

From levered beta, the tax rate, and the debt-to-equity ratio, strip out the effect of debt to recover the unlevered (asset) beta.