Using one multiple blindly
A peer multiple is useful only when the peer set is comparable and the company quality is adjusted.
Pitfalls
A peer multiple is useful only when the peer set is comparable and the company quality is adjusted.
Revenue growth that needs heavy receivables and inventory can destroy cash flow.
Many DCFs are driven by terminal value. It must be tested carefully.
Debt, cash, leases, minority interest, and other claims can change the value per share.