DCF Valuation

Generates probability-weighted intrinsic DCF valuations for US stocks with Bull/Base/Bear scenarios and sensitivity analysis.

3|Updated May 9, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/severin-ye/OpenStock--Analyst --skill dcf-valuation-severin-ye
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Skill: DCF Valuation
Source: https://github.com/severin-ye/OpenStock--Analyst/tree/main/src/investskill/plugins/us-stock-analysis/skills/dcf-valuation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/severin-ye/OpenStock--Analyst --skill dcf-valuation-severin-ye

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you determine a stock’s intrinsic value using Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) instead of relying on relative “best vs. worst” scoring or single-point forecasts, by forcing explicit assumptions across time, scenarios, and risk inputs.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Rigorous 10-year DCF modeling: Builds forecasts from baseline Free Cash Flow (FCF), revenue, FCF margins, shares, net debt, and a properly treated Stock-Based Compensation (SBC).
  • Three-scenario probability weighting: Produces Bull/Base/Bear intrinsic values and a probability-weighted intrinsic value as the primary output.
  • Terminal value, WACC, and guardrails: Computes terminal value (Gordon Growth or exit multiple) and discounting via CAPM-based cost of equity and debt-derived cost of debt, with explicit discussion of terminal value sensitivity.
  • 5×5 sensitivity analysis and margin of safety: Outputs an intrinsic value sensitivity table across WACC and terminal growth rate combinations and frames results against the current market price.

Quick Start

Ask the Skill to run a full three-scenario DCF for AAPL and return the probability-weighted intrinsic value plus the sensitivity table.

Frequently Asked Questions about DCF Valuation

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I calculate intrinsic value using a DCF model with bull base bear scenarios?

To calculate intrinsic value with a DCF model, you forecast ten years of free cash flows across bull, base, and bear scenarios, then apply probability weightings to derive a single per-share equity value estimate.

How does WACC sensitivity analysis impact my discounted cash flow valuation?

WACC sensitivity analysis impacts a discounted cash flow valuation by generating a 5×5 table that shows how varying discount rates and terminal growth rates shift the final intrinsic value, quantifying assumption risk.

What is the best way to handle stock-based compensation and net debt in an intrinsic valuation?

The best way to handle stock-based compensation in an intrinsic valuation is to explicitly adjust free cash flow assumptions, while net debt is subtracted from enterprise value to derive accurate per-share equity value.

Can I use terminal value and CAPM for US stock fundamental valuation workflows?

Yes, you can use terminal value and CAPM for US stock fundamental valuation by computing terminal value via Gordon Growth or exit multiple, and discounting cash flows using a CAPM-derived cost of equity and cost of debt.

When should I not use a probability-weighted DCF over relative valuation scoring?

You should not use a probability-weighted DCF when reliable inputs for baseline revenue growth, FCF margins, or cost of capital components are unavailable, as disciplined assumptions are required to avoid garbage-in valuation outputs.