Intrinsic Value Calculator

Understand the investment calculation

What the Intrinsic Value Calculator is for

Estimate per-share value with a stated earnings-growth and terminal-multiple model.

It makes the prices, cash flows, rates, time periods, weights, and model conventions explicit so you can inspect an entered scenario without hidden live-market assumptions.

Calculation structure

Follow the stated model and units

Value = normalized EPS × (1+growth)^years × terminal multiple ÷ (1+required return)^years.

Visual explanation

See how the inputs become the result

Capital and cash flowstime and rate→entered modelScenario resultChanging one assumption changes the model—not the marketValue = normalized EPS × (1+growth)^years × terminal multiple ÷ (1+required return)^years.

Read the estimate correctly

Use the result within its boundaries

Normalized EPS 5 grown 6% for five years, valued at 15× and discounted at 10%, produces a model value per share.

This is explicitly an earnings-multiple model, not a market price or complete fundamental appraisal.

Quick guide

How to use this calculator

Enter the cash flows, values, rates, timing, or portfolio assumptions named in the fields.
Use one consistent period and currency convention throughout the scenario.
Read the calculator-specific model limits before interpreting the result.

Calculation method

Value = normalized EPS × (1+growth)^years × terminal multiple ÷ (1+required return)^years.

Model, simulation, root, square-root, and compounding outputs are estimates and are visibly marked approximate.

Worked example

Normalized EPS 5 grown 6% for five years, valued at 15× and discounted at 10%, produces a model value per share.

Value = normalized EPS × (1+growth)^years × terminal multiple ÷ (1+required return)^years.

Supported inputs

Precision and limits

Visible input limits

Inputs support up to 12 decimal places and lists support at most 1,200 rows. Iteration and simulation bounds are displayed in their fields.

International scope

No exchange, tax system, reporting standard, currency, fund rule, trading calendar, or market convention is selected automatically.

Decision boundary

Outputs are entered scenarios, not valuations, forecasts, risk limits, executable trades, suitability decisions, or recommendations.

Calculator-specific assumptions

This is explicitly an earnings-multiple model, not a market price or complete fundamental appraisal.