The discounted cash flow model is one way some investors measure a company’s intrinsic value. As a concept, the discounted cash flow model is a mathematical equation that takes a company’s expected growth in cash flow and subtracts a discount rate to account for risk.
But, as Education Coach Cameron May explains in this video, it’s a balance of science and art.
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