Roe discount model
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The Roe Discount Model (RDM) is an equity valuation model that conceptually splits the value of the share into two components:
- The Current Value, the capitalization of the stream of dividends.
- The Growth Value, the capitalization of the reinvestment of retained earnings.
RDM is a parsimonious model that uses 4 inputs to compute the price of the stock or the implied rate of return on equity.
Inputs[edit]
- Forecasted (next 4 quarters) earnings per share or return on equity .
- Forecasted (next 4 quarters) dividend per share or payout ratio .
- Current book per share .
- Implied cost of equity or current market price .
Limitations[edit]
- The model assumes a costant return on equity and payout ratio, that is an unrealistic presumption.
- The model requires as imput a positive earnings per share or return on equity, excluding firms with negative values.
- The model requires earnings greater than dividends.
- The model requires as imput a positive book per share, excluding firms with negative values.
Equations[edit]
Ke (closed form formula)
Price (recursive formula)
See also[edit]
Further reading[edit]
- Sanna, Dario. "A Fast and Parsimonious Way to Estimate the Implied Rate of Return on Equity" (PDF). mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de.
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