Prof. Parkev. Dividend paying stocks drop as much as the dividend on the ex-date. For instance, MO usually drops 2% on the ex-date. But the DCF calculates the same price. Can the calculation be adjusted considering the time interval between today and the next ex-date, and the amount to be payed? Or in this case we have to use the Discount Dividend Model of valuation?
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Great vid. I’ve been watch VRT for a while a wasn’t too sure if other investors had noticed their movement
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Great analysis. Please review APP and RDDT after earnings, thank you
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Prof. Parkev. Dividend paying stocks drop as much as the dividend on the ex-date. For instance, MO usually drops 2% on the ex-date. But the DCF calculates the same price. Can the calculation be adjusted considering the time interval between today and the next ex-date, and the amount to be payed? Or in this case we have to use the Discount Dividend Model of valuation?
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love this! love the dcf videos so much! Could you do one for Nu or AVGO or HWM?
Out of those three, AVGO is most likely.
@ makes sense! Thank you for the response! I appreciate it! :)
Wish I saw this video before today
We need more information on Google it is soaring!
I can almost guarantee he will do a video about it. It's his top stock to buy so.
@@bryanmclaughlin1048 Waiting for it!