stock-valuation

Derive stock intrinsic value using DCF, DDM, SOTP, and relative valuation methods.

Updated Apr 14, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/loanntc/Paave --skill stock-valuation-loanntc
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Skill: stock-valuation
Source: https://github.com/loanntc/Paave/tree/main/skills/valuation-model
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/loanntc/Paave --skill stock-valuation-loanntc

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill solves the problem of estimating a stock’s intrinsic value and avoiding misleading valuation signals by providing a structured framework for absolute and relative valuation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Absolute valuation (DCF/DDM/SOTP) to estimate enterprise and equity value using cash-flow forecasts, WACC, and terminal value, or dividend-based pricing for dividend-capable companies.
  • Relative valuation (PE band, PB-ROE, EV-EBITDA) to benchmark valuation against historical percentiles and industry norms while accounting for quality and capital-structure differences.
  • Valuation-trap detection and cross-validation to flag common errors such as cyclicals at peaks, value destruction (ROE < Ke), goodwill risk, receivables-quality issues, dilution, and one-off earnings distortions.

Quick Start

Use the stock-valuation skill to produce a full valuation summary for a listed company, including a sensitivity table (WACC vs growth), a composite target price, and a valuation-trap checklist.

Frequently Asked Questions about stock-valuation

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

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How do I calculate a stock's intrinsic value using DCF and relative valuation?

To calculate intrinsic value, combine absolute DCF modeling with relative valuation metrics like PE bands and EV/EBITDA. This framework estimates enterprise value using cash-flow forecasts and WACC, then benchmarks market pricing against historical percentiles and industry norms.

What is a valuation trap and how do I screen for one?

A valuation trap occurs when misleading signals suggest a stock is cheap. You screen for traps by checking for cyclicals at peaks, value destruction where ROE is less than Ke, goodwill risk, receivables-quality issues, dilution, and one-off earnings distortions.

Can I value dividend-paying stocks and diversified firms differently?

Yes, dividend-capable companies use DDM for dividend-based pricing, while diversified firms use SOTP. Both methods derive equity value and integrate with cross-validation checks to ensure material assumption gaps do not distort the final valuation summary.

How do I perform WACC sensitivity analysis for stock valuation?

WACC sensitivity analysis tests how changes in discount rates affect intrinsic value. The framework produces a sensitivity table comparing WACC against growth rates, generating a composite target price while cross-validating material assumptions across different scenarios.

When should I use PB-ROE versus EV-EBITDA for relative valuation?

Use PB-ROE to account for return on equity quality differences, and EV-EBITDA to adjust for capital-structure differences. Both relative valuation methods benchmark against industry norms and historical percentiles to validate the absolute DCF outputs.