Mastering Intrinsic Value - Tony Kynaston | QAV Investing

My guest in this episode is the always welcome Tony Kynaston from QAV. Today, we dove into intrinsic value and company valuations.

Tony explained valuation as a heat map. No single number pins down a company’s worth. He uses multiple methods to gauge value. Companies get valued by assets or earnings. Think of your house—it’s valued by comparing recent sales in your area. A coffee shop works the same way. Its assets, like the premises or equipment, have comparable values. Earnings matter too. Tony uses a discounted cash flow to estimate how long it takes to recover the asking price.

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