relative valuation models

Video: Other relative valuation models

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More relative valuation models you should know Having touched on the major relative valuation models in previous webinars, we now briefly delve into the numerous other approaches and theories out there in the wide world of finance. In this webinar explain the following concepts: PEG Price-to-sales Dividend yield Price-to-cashflow and a number of industry specific ...
candlestick patterns

Video: 4 important candlestick patterns

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Using candlestick patterns Candlestick patterns are important. They depict potential turning points by identifying a change in market sentiment, but only in certain instances. These patterns give defined entry points and easily identifiable stop loss areas. They are rule-based and therefore are simple to identify. They define emotion in the market, when combined with some ...

Valuations: EV/EBITDA Model (case study FBR)

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Enterprise Value/Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization. Not just a scary acronym, but a powerful valuation tool! Explanation and theory of the EV/EBITDA model - this webcast is the case study (find the theory video here) and we'll be using Famous Brands (FBR). RSA Retail Savings Bonds rates (updated June 2025)RSA Retail Savings Bonds ...

Valuations: EV/EBITDA Model Theory

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Enterprise Value/Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortisation. Not just a scary acronym, but a powerful valuation tool! Explanation and theory of the EV/EBITDA model - this video is followed up with a practical example on FBR here. RSA Retail Savings Bonds rates (updated June 2025)RSA Retail Savings Bonds rates (updated June 2025)1 June 2025Peloton ...

Investing in debt instruments

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Old timers in the investment world will always tell you that a balanced portfolio will include some debt instruments. Not debt in that your portfolio has a loan against it, rather that you buy other institutions debt. Traditionally this would be bonds but they're out of reach of most investors - however there are a ...