New Interactive Valuation Tools From Valuecruncher
We have added some new major new functionality to the Valuecruncher site.
The first thing you will notice is that we have added a lot more companies to our dataset. We now have 8,000+ companies on the site.
The second thing you will notice is that we have added an interactive comparator (or multiple) based valuation tool to the site. This new interactive comparator tool allows you to complete valuation analysis of a company against a peer group across a range of changeable metrics.
As an example here is the Interactive Comparator Valuation Tool for Google ($GOOG).
We have previously written about using comparator company valuations – also called comparable company valuations. We will complete a step-by-step guide to using the tools shortly – but the Valuecruncher newsletter noted above gives a good overview to the broad concepts.
We will soon be adding the capability to change the peer group of companies. Currently the peer group is set by an algorithm and can not be changed.
Discounted cash flow (DCF) valuations are not available for all the companies in the dataset. This is because of data limitations and the relevance of the three-year DCF format for certain industries. Where they are available they are on a tab on the company page.
We are excited to bring you this new interactive comparator valuation tool. We are still working through the kinks – so there are still some rough edges. We are working through those. But we hope this tool makes more valuation analysis accessible to a wider group of people.
Tags: GOOG, Valuecruncher