Aswath Damodaran
NYU Stern finance professor, Kerschner Family Chair
NYU Stern finance professor, Kerschner Family Chair
Every podcast episode featuring Aswath Damodaran that Attunex has found: 838 interviews and appearances across 75 shows between 2011 and 2026. Most often on Aswath Damodaran (694), Closing Bell (18) and Prof G Markets (9). Often in conversation with Scott Galloway, Barry Ritholtz and Kara Swisher. Follow Aswath in Attunex to get new appearances automatically, each with an on-device transcript and summary.
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In this class, we continued our discussion of stories, and how critical it is to keep the feedback loop open, so that you can make your stories better. We also talked about how story breaks, shifts…
To do corporate financial analyses or value companies, you have to grapple with and come up with a way of incorporating country risk that goes beyond looking at where a company is incorporated. In…
In this class, we continued our discussion of stories, and how critical it is to keep the feedback loop open, so that you can make your stories better. We also talked about how story breaks, shifts…
We started this session by looking at to how taking an equity perspective can alter how you measure returns and cash flows, and alter the hurdle rate you use, using an iron ore project for Vale as…
When valuing a company, especially one with operations in many countries, you are faced with the challenge of what to do about currency. Which currency should you pick to value the company in and how…
We started class today with a, model to value an index (the S&P 500). If you are interested in an updated version, where you can change the numbers try this…
If there is a word to describe US markets in 2016, it is that they were resilient. Not only did they weather the concerns about the Fed raising rates and slowing growth in China but they bounced back…
We started class today with a, model to value an index (the S&P 500). If you are interested in an updated version, where you can change the numbers try this…
My newest book, Narrative and Numbers: The Value of Stories in Business is now out in bookstores. I explain what I try to do in the book and I hope that you get a chance to read it (and enjoy…
In this session, we continued on the dark side of valuation with a look at mature companies on the verge of transitions, and how you have to value the status quo company and the restructured one to…
In today’s session, we continued on the dark side of valuation with a look at mature companies on the verge of transitions, and how you have to value the status quo company and the restructured one…
The bulk of this session was spent discussing the Tesla Bot case (see below for the case) and the broader implications for investment and valuation. In the last 30 minutes of class, we turned our…
When Jack Bogle started the Vanguard 500 Index fund in 1975, I am sure that he never visualized how successful he would be. In the last few decades, passive investing has widened its offerings (to…
In this quiz shortened session, after the quiz, we looked at the final pieces on investment analysis, starting with side benefits from projects (from small pluses to synergy in acquisitions). We also…
In this session, after the second quiz, we wrapped up our discussion of intrinsic valuation. For decades, we have valued banks using the dividend discount model, simply because getting cash flows is…
In this session, after the second quiz, we wrapped up our discussion of intrinsic valuation. For decades, we have valued banks using the dividend discount model, simply because getting cash flows is…
We started this class by looking at the option to expand, where your capacity to enter or expand into new (big) markets can justify up-front bad investments and then at the option to abandon poorly…
In this class, we started our discussion of the financing question by drawing the line between debt and equity: fixed versus residual claims, no control versus control, and then used a life cycle…
In this shortened session after the webcast, we looked at the option to delay and applied it to valuing patents and undeveloped natural resource reserves.Slides:…
We started the class by setting the stage of pricing companies, contrasting the pricing process with the value process. The rest of the class was our first foray into pricing, with why pricing is so…
In a DCF of a business, the terminal value will account for a large proportion of value and this is viewed by some as a flaw in DCF and by others as a license to not worry about assumptions made…
In this session, I confront the myth that you cannot do a DCF with negative growth rates and that the perpetual growth model will not work if you have negative growth. In fact, negative growth is…
We started this class by completing the debt trade off, by bringing in agency costs and financial flexibility, and looking at a financing hierarchy, starting with retained earnings as the most…
In the perpetual growth model, increasing growth while holding all else constant will always increase value. That is the problem. If you follow consistency requirements, increasing growth will affect…
In this session, we continued with our discussion of pricing, starting with the analytics that drive PEG, PBV, EV/EBITDA and revenue multiples. During the session, I played the role of a naive equity…
Many analysts when they first see the perpetual growth model feel the call of Buzz Lightyear, since moving the growth rate towards the discount rate will make your terminal value explode before it…
In this session, we continued with our discussion of pricing, starting with the analytics that drive PEG, PBV, EV/EBITDA and revenue multiples. During the session, I played the role of a naive equity…
In classrooms and textbooks, you are taught that there is only one way to estimate a terminal value and that is to assume cash flows grow at a constant rate forever. That is one way but it is not the…
In this class, we started by tying up loose ends on the cost of capital approach, starting with why moving to the optimal changes the value of a business (hint: it is all in the tax code) and then…
In today's class, we put the finishing touches on private company valuation by looking at key questions that arise in private company valuation (illiquidity, key person etc.) and then looked at…
In this class, we closed the book on relative valuation by looking at how to price young companies, using forward multiples, and how to pick the "right" multiple for a valuation, with the answers…
In May 2016, I bought Valeant at $27, contending that it was worth $44. The stock dropped to $15 on November 9, 2016, leading me to a decision of whether to abandon the stock, hold on or add to my…
In today's class, we closed the book on relative valuation by looking at how to price young companies, using forward multiples, and how to pick the "right" multiple for a valuation, with the answers…
We started this class with the adjusted present value approach, where we begin with the unlevered firm value, and then add the tax benefits of debt and net out expected bankruptcy costs. We then…
In October 2016, the board of directors of Tata Sons, the controlling entity for India's best known and perhaps most highly regarded family group, fired Cyrus Mistry, its chairman, in a shocking…
In this session, we looked at asset based valuation: liquidation valuation, accounting valuation and sum of the parts valuation. Specifically, we focused on when it makes sense to value a company by…
In this class, we closed the book on relative valuation by looking at how to pick the "right" multiple for a valuation, with the answers ranging from cynically picking one that best fits your agenda…
In this session, we looked at asset based valuation: liquidation valuation, accounting valuation and sum of the parts valuation. Specifically, we focused on when it makes sense to value a company by…
In this session, we extended the discussion of the analysis of multiples by looking at PEG ratios, EV multiples and book value multiples. Each multiple, we argued, has a driver and companion…
In this class, we looked at the design principles for debt. We started by completing a five step process for designing the perfect debt before looking at both intuitive and quantitative ways of debt…
On November 8, 2016, US voters delivered a surprise to pollsters, experts and markets by electing Donald Trump to be the 45th president of the United States. In this session, I focus on the…
In this session, we started by looking at the challenges of valuing private-to-private transactions, where the buyer of a private business is undiversified and cares deeply about illiquidity, and how…
In this shortened session after the quiz in the first 30 minutes (edited out),, we continued with our discussion of multiples by looking at an analytical device that can be used to find the drivers…
In this class, we started by looking at why the value and pricing processes can diverge and the difference between investing and trading. Value is driven by cash flows, growth and risk and price is…
We spent this session first talking about the shift towards buybacks in recent decades, and how that shift can be explained by the increased desire for flexibility among companies that face more…
In this session, the last of five on discount rate myths, I look at how low interest rates have skewed both actual valuations and how we think about DCF. Specifically, holding all else constant and…
We started this class by looking at the basic option pricing models. After that, we moved on with an examination of option pricing models, and used real options to examine why the rights to…
In this session, the fourth of five on the discount rate myths, I look at how analysts and appraisers use the discount rate as a receptacle for all their hopes and fears. Specifically, they try to…
Note: I was off my game in this session, with a voice that was starting to go after two earlier sessions and I forgot to share the slides until half way through the season (You can use the slides…
In this session, the third of five on discount rate myths, I look at the widely held view that the discount rate in a DCF is a constant. In reality, discount can and should change over the forecast…
In this quiz-shortened session, we started by looking at one good reason for paying dividends, including having an investor base that likes dividends, one iffy reason (dividends as a signal) and one…
In this session, the second of five on discount rate myths, I look at the undue attention that both academics and practitioners pay to discount rates in DCF (as opposed to cash flows) and explore why…
In this quiz-shortened session, In today’s class, we continued with our discussion of real options, starting with an analysis of undeveloped natural resources are options and why the value of natural…
In this session (the first of five on discount rate myths in DCF), I look at the notion that modern portfolio theory (and the use of betas to get discount rates) are locked at the hip with DCF and…
In this quiz-shortened session, we continued with our discussion of real options, starting with an analysis of undeveloped natural resources are options and why the value of natural resource…
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In this class, we started on the dark side of valuation, where we value difficult-to-value companies. We started the valuaton of young, growth companies by emphasizing that you will be wrong 100% of…
We started this class by looking at equity as an option to liquidate a firm, and the insights that emerge from it before turning our attention to acquisitions. Acquisitions are exciting and fun to be…
In this class, we started with a quick review of narrative changes, shifts and breaks and how earnings reports, in particular, can alter your narrative for a company. Since many of you will be…
We started the session by looking at how allow us to value financial flexibility and equity in distressed companies, and then moved on to acquisitions. Acquisitions are exciting and fun to be part of…
Today, we put the last three loose ends to rest. First, well looked at complex businesses and how to incorporate our concerns into value. The, we went back and looked at defining debt. While we used…
In today’s session, we continued on the question of how best to value a company by first looking at the four key components of value - cash flows from existing investments, growth in the future,…
In this class, we continued to make a case against acquisition practices, with transaction multiples, accretion and defensive deals all under fire, before looking at the narrow pathways to generating…
We started today’s class by talking about estimating sustainable growth in all its forms, from per share equity to operating income and closed the growth section by looking at the most general way of…
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The good news is that the first quiz is over and I will let you know as soon as it is ready to be picked up. If you were able to hang in there mentally and physically, we continued our discussion of…
It has been an eventful year for banking, with large banks (SVB, Signature and First Republic) all falling like dominos, leaving investors unsettled and regulators off balance. That said, markets…
Deutsche Bank, in addition to having a long and storied history, is a German bank, and the Germans, with their reputation for precision, are viewed as good bankers. Thus, Deutsche's troubles not only…
Following up on my last session, where I drew a contract between good and bed banks, in this one, I look at the contrast between a good banking investment and bad one, iwith banking pricing taking…
Vas price companies, they don't value them, and that is exactly what you should expect them to do, given how success is measured in the business. That pricing, though is based upon small samples of…
We started this final session for the class by looking at the project findings from your company analysis, from intrinsic value to pricing to recommendations, and used the findings on the project to…
In this class, we started with computing costs of debt for companies without the usual crutches (traded bonds and ratings) and talked about synthetic ratings and default spreads. If you are…
This class represented a continuation of the discount rate discussion. We started by reviewing the pitfalls of regression betas and went on to talk about bottom up betas, focusing on defining…
It is undeniable that AI has boosted stock prices across the board, and specifically so for companies that are core beneficiaries. I look at one of the perceived winners, NVIDIA, to estimate the AI…
Does a trillion-dollar valuation mean a stock is actually worth buying? Aswath Damodaran says not necessarily.The NYU finance professor known on Wall Street as the "dean of valuation" breaks down the…
I had posted the video for this session a day ago (Sept 21) but the audio was missing from the last 20 minutes. Since I could not recover that audio, I shot an add-one webcast to cover that material…
At the start the 2023, the conventional wisdom was that 2023 would be trying year for stocks and bonds, not only because both asset classes were coming off a terrible year in 2022, but also because…
In this session, we started by looking at the implied equity risk premium as of September 21 and I am attaching the implied premium spreadsheet for you to experiment with. After a brief foray into…
The question of how and why business and investing risk varies across countries is one that has be answered, if you are either a business making investments across the world or an investor valuing a…
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The equity risk premium (ERP) is the price of risk in the equity market, set by demand and supply, but determined by economic and market fundamentals. In this session, I look at why the ERP is…
In this session, we started by continuing the risk free rate discussion, establishing why risk free rates vary across currencies and what to do (or not do) when risk free rates are very low or even…
Every introductory finance class starts by introducing a "risk-free" investment, and the return on that investment becomes an ingredient in almost every aspect of corporate finance and investing. The…
This session started with a look at a major investment banking valuation of a target company in an acquisition and why having a big name on a valuation does not always mean that a valuation follows…
In the last year or two, we have seen a wave a stories about sports with mind-boggling numbers, from Al Hilal's attempt to sign Mbappe for $ 1 billion for a one-year contract to the sale of the…
Aswath Damodaran, Professor of Finance at NYU Stern and the Kerschner Family Chair in Finance Education, widely known as the Dean of Valuation, joins Personable to explain why 90 percent of people…
Fairness opinions are offered as protection for investors in deals, especially when there is a danger of self-dealing. While that is a noble motive, fairness opinions, in practice, have becomes…
It has been an unsettling summer for the US movie and broadcasting businesses, with a strike by actors and writers stretching into its third month, a contractual dispute between Disney and Charter…
This class started with a test on whether you can detect the direction bias will take, based on who or why a valuation is done. The solutions are posted online. We then moved on to talk about the…
The COVID shutdown in 2020 created a host of pain, but it did also create some winners, and one of those was Instacart, an online grocery shopping and delivery company that was made for that moment.…
When Tesla announced its intent to buy Solar City, Elon Musk was exposed to charges of conflict of interest, since he controlled both companies. The boards of the two companies, aware of the…
In this session, I use the end of the third quarter of 2023 as an opportunity to look at economic and market movements during the quarter, and to try to make judgments about what the last quarter has…
In this session, I laid out the five broad themes that underlie this class, that valuation is a craft, that it is simple & universal, that value and price represent different concepts, that a good…
It is undeniable that intangible assets account for a large portion of value at many companies, and that they are increasing as a percent of value across time. Accountants, who have historically…
Much of investing, especially contrarian, is built on the belief that things revert back to norms, either over time or in the cross section. Thus, when you argue that stocks are over priced at a PE…
In impact investing, you invest not just for financial returns but to do good for society. Using that definition, impact investing has been part of investing through time, but in the last two…
Robert Shiller's variant on PE (CAPE) has become the most commonly used device that those who believe that the market is in bubble territory use to justify their argument. In this session, I give my…
If valuation is a craft, there is no better company to hone that craft on than Tesla. I have valued Tesla almost every year since 2013, and while I have been woefully wrong on occasion, I return to…
Cash burn refers to the phenomenon of companies, usually young start ups, burning through cash balances and new capital, as they lose money and reinvest more. In this session, I look at the what, why…
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In this session, designed to support the implied ERP that I compute every month on my webpage, for the S&P 500.Spreadsheet:1. https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/pc/datasets/histimpl.xls Learn more…
The ride sharing business has succeeded in disrupting the car service business, growing on almost every front. As it has grown, though, the business has had trouble finding traction with its business…
In this session, designed to back up my dataset on costs of capital, I explain the basis for cost of capital, as well as the process that I use to estimate costs of equity, debt and…
My vacation this year was spent partly in Florence and here are some investing lessons I learned from the Renaissance Masters: have faith, learn from the past and art & science go hand in hand. I…
In this session, backing up the dataset on total betas, I explain the basis for the total beta approach, and when it can be used to estimate the cost of equity for a business.Dataset:1.…
Tesla is a story stock, i.e., a stock whose value and price are driven more by the story told about the stock and changes to that story than the numbers that you see the company reporting. In this…
Is Brexit the next Lehman? What are the lessons for investing from Brexit? In this webcast, I look at Brexit, reading the tea leaves from how markets (stock, bond, gold, CDS) behaved the day after…
In this session, designed to back up the dataset on sustainable growth rates in equity earnings, I explain the basis for a sustainable equity earnings growth rate (as the product of the retention…
As investors, you are supposed to value companies, compare these values to prices and make your own valuation judgments. That said, you are exposed to and affected by big name investors making their…
In this session, designed to support the dataset on returns on invested capital, I explain how I estimate returns on invested capital and how to use that estimated return on capital in assessing…
This provides a preview of what I try to do in a two-day valuation seminar. Specifically, I try to get as much of my full valuation class as I can into two days, sacrificing only a little on details…
In this session, designed to support my ROE datasets, I explain how to measure returns on equity and how to use them in assessing…
In this episode of the BiggerPockets Money Podcast, Mindy Jensen and Scott Trench sit down with Professor Aswath Damodaran, one of the world’s leading experts on valuation and a professor of finance…
In conventional financial analysis, you make point estimates for variables to arrive at an expected value. In a simulation, you assume probability distributions for input variables to derive a…
In this session, designed to support my pricing ratio datasets, I look at the process of pricing (and how it is different from valuation), why we use multiples and how to compare them across…
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In this session, designed to support my dataset on excess returns and EVA, I explain how to measure excess returns, both to equity and capital.Datasets:1.…
In this class, I did a quick review of the class using the findings from the project analyses done by people in the class. You can find the slides as well as the summary numbers for the companies…
In this session, I look at dividends and buybacks as alternate mechanisms for returning cash to shareholders and potential dividends, and how to scale these numbers for comparison across…
In this class, I did a quick review of the class using the findings from the project analyses done by people in the class. You can find the slides as well as the summary numbers for the companies…
In small businesses, it is common to apply what is called a "key person" discount to appraised value, reflecting the reality that the loss of that one person can create a significant change in its…
In this class, we looked at valuation as the place where all of the pieces of corporate finance come together - the end game for your investment, financing and dividend decisions. After drawing a…
In this session, I look at the choice between debt and equity that every business has to make through the data lens. I explain how I scale debt to capital, cash flows and earnings.Datasets:1.…
In this class, we looked at valuation as the place where all of the pieces of corporate finance come together - the end game for your investment, financing and dividend decisions. After drawing a…
In this session, I explain why we compute historical returns as well as the process of computing these returns for the different asset classes that I…
In this session, I look at the margin of safety as a tool for dealing with uncertainty. While it is intuitive, there are serious misconceptions that get in the way of it being used effectively. Blog…
Every year, I start by updating data on my webpage on industry averages on variables that I find myself using in my corporate financial analysis and valuation, and since there is no cost to sharing,…
In today's class, we put the closing touched on dividend policy analysis by going through the possess of estimating FCFE, the cash flow left over after capital expenditures, working capital needs and…
I teach in the spring of each year, and ahead of my Spring 2024 classes (two sections of valuation for the MBAs and one for the undergraduates), I would like to invite to partake. While you have to…
In this class, we put the closing touched on dividend policy analysis by going through the possess of estimating FCFE, the cash flow left over after capital expenditures, working capital needs and…
As we start on 2024, it is worth noting how much the mood has shifted in the last year. At the start of 2023, dark clouds were gathering. Inflation was out of control and a recession seemed imminent,…
In this webcast, I look at why we feel that we are in the age of uncertainty and the natural responses (mostly unhealthy) that we have to its presence in business and investing. I also look at coping…
The undergraduate class is officially rolling, and thank you tuning in. During the session, I told you that that this was a class about valuation in all of its many forms – different approaches…
In this shortened class, we moved on to look at how much a company can afford to pay out as dividend. This measure, that I titled FCFE, is the cash left over after taxes, reinvestment needs and net…
The class started with a test on whether you can detect the direction bias will take, based on who or why a valuation is done. The solutions are posted online on the webcast page for the class. We…
In this session, we began by looking at bad reasons for paying dividends (more certain than capital gains, excess cash this year) as well as good reasons (investment clientele, signaling &…
After a calamitous year for bond in 2022, investors faced 2023 with trepidation, but as with stocks, bonds delivered a positive surprise. Short term treasury rates rise, perhaps in response to the…
In this shortened class, we moved on to look at how much a company can afford to pay out as dividend. This measure, that I titled FCFE, is the cash left over after taxes, reinvestment needs and net…
Risk is at the center of finance, both in the context of business decision making and investments. In this session, I start by breaking risk down into buckets and looking at the evolution of measures…
This quiz will cover all of capital structure, from the trade off to optimizing the mix to the right kind of debt.Slides: http://www.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/pdfiles/cfexams/reviewQuiz3.pdfPast quiz…
In this session, I laid out the structure for the class and an agenda of what I hope to accomplish during the next 15 weeks. In addition to describing the logistical details, I presented my view that…
We spent all of the session setting up the trade off on dividends, starting with the argument that Miller/Modigliani made that dividends don't matter (in a world where investors are taxed at the same…
In this sharp conversation, Brian Keating and NYU professor Aswath Damodaran challenge the assumptions behind higher education, investing, and economic forecasting. In the full episode, Damodaran…
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In this session, we make the argument for passive investing by looking at the performance of active investors. We begin by looking at individual investors and note that they collectively under…
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We spent all of this session setting up the trade off on dividends, starting with the argument that Miller/Modigliani made that dividends don't matter (in a world where investors are taxed at the…
An investment philosophy is a coherent set of beliefs about how markets work (and sometimes don't work) that underpins your investment strategies and choices, and it is a critical ingredient for…
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The month of March 2026 was dominated by one story - the war in Iran and how it would play out. The month started with questions about how long the war would last and what effects it would have on…
¡Vótame en los Premios iVoox 2026! Aswath Damodaran, profesor de la NYU Stern y una de las voces más respetadas en valoración y finanzas, ha analizado el caso de Leopold Aschenbrenner y su fondo…
John Johnston (JJ) reacts to some of a couple of recent interviews with “The Dean of Valuation”, Prof. Aswath Damodaran, who thinks there will be more market, and specifically AI-related stock…
V ôsmej epizóde druhej série vám prinášame jedno z najdôležitejších a najaktuálnejších varovaní tohto roka. Naším hosťom je opäť legendárny profesor financií z NYU Stern, Aswath Damodaran. V…
V siedmej epizóde nášho podcastu privítame akademickú a praktickú legendu Aswatha Damodarana, profesora financií na Stern School of Business (NYU) a autora najuznávanejších svetových kníh o oceňovaní…
John Johnston (JJ) breaks down what investor and Professor Aswath Damoderan, the “Dean of Valuation”, thinks of the current stock market valuation of SpaceX, and the current outlook for the emerging…
¿La IA te hace mejor inversionista? Millones de personas ya le preguntan a ChatGPT, Claude o Gemini qué acciones comprar — y el problema es que la IA, para caerte bien, tiende a darte la razón. Este…
El pequeño libro de la valoración de empresas (Aswath Damodaran) - Amazon Español Store: https://www.amazon.es/dp/8423432416?tag=9natreespain-21 - Amazon Worldwide Store:…
Elon Musk saca SpaceX a bolsa: ¿comprar o esperar? Cuéntame en comentarios: ¿tú vas a comprar acciones de SpaceX o prefieres esperar? Este próximo viernes SpaceX debutará en el Nasdaq con una…
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Podcast #5 de Fivo&Naxi en el que Diego y Ricardo exponen la sittuación de SpaceX. En este episodio analizamos a fondo qué es realmente SpaceX (mucho más que cohetes), por qué esta IPO es única, qué…
Sunday, February 22, 2026 The global order is fracturing as the US military moves to a "knife's edge" for an imminent strike on Iran while the Supreme Court delivers a crushing blow to President…
Regístrate GRATIS al Reto De Cero a Inversionista si quieres aprender a invertir y construir tu portafolio en el 2026 👉 https://hubs.li/Q041jfkG0 ---------------------------- En este nuevo episodio…
Aswath Damodaran dissects the paradox of 2025: four trust-eroding events left treasury rates unmoved while gold exploded. The divergence reveals distinct investor populations making radically…
Viviamo in un mondo in cui tutto sembra essere correlato. Ormai la classica regola della diversificazione tra settori e aree geografiche non è più un rifugio, rendendo gli investimenti molto più…
#OFFRECORD ทองคำกลับมาแล้ว? Aswath Damodaran | OFF THE RECORD Ep.152 โดย อิก บรรพต AFPTtm ที่ปรึกษาทางการเงิน ติดตามความรู้และอัพเดต TAM-EIG_ลงทุนนอก ต้องออกไปให้รู้…
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¿Es recomendable invertir en empresas en declive que se acercan a la liquidación? ¿Y cómo deberíamos hacerlo? Respondemos a esta pregunta con la última parte de nuestro análisis del libro de Aswath…
Cómo invertir en empresas moribundas ¿Es recomendable invertir en empresas en declive que se acercan a la liquidación? ¿Y cómo deberíamos hacerlo? Respondemos a esta pregunta con la última parte de…
Cómo valorar una start-up Juan Ramon Rallo sigue analizando el libro de Aswath Damodaran sobre valoración de activos: en este caso, sobre cómo invertir en una start-up. Freedom24 en el bolsa o en…
Seguimos analizando el libro de Aswath Damodaran sobre valoración de activos: en este caso, sobre cómo invertir en una start-up. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on…
Seguimos analizando el libro de Aswath Damodaran sobre valoración de activos: en este caso, sobre cómo invertir a partir de ratios financieras Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more…
Cómo invertir mediante ratios financieras Seguimos analizando el libro de Aswath Damodaran sobre valoración de activos: en este caso, sobre cómo invertir a partir de ratios financieras. Freedom24.…
Nell'ultima settimana i mercati finanziari globali sono stati travolti da una nuova ondata di incertezza, innescata dai dazi imposti dall’amministrazione Trump. Le vendite si sono abbattute su…
En esta ocasión te recomiendo el libro "Narrative and numbers" de Aswath Damodaran.
Seguimos con la serie de vídeos sobre inversion. En este caso, analizando el libro de Aswath Damodaran sobre valoración de activos. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted…
¿Cómo determinar el valor fundamental de un activo? Seguimos con la serie de vídeos sobre inversion. En este caso, analizando el libro de Aswath Damodaran sobre valoración de activos. ✍️ Freedom24.…
A China anunciou a proibição total da exportação de materiais essenciais para a fabricação de chips, como gálio e germânio, para os EUA, citando preocupações com o uso militar. Na França, a líder de…
JJ reacts to an interview with Aswath Damodaran, “The Dean of Valuation” and NYU Stern School of Business professor of finance, who discusses the recent Nvidia earnings and valuation. Had “the AI…
Vasant Dhar is a Professor at the Stern School of Business and the Center for Data Science at NYU. He’s one of the creators of the Damodaran Bot , an AI-powered system designed to emulate the…
In today’s episode, Shawn O’Malley (@Shawn_OMalley_) discusses how companies can age just like people, how to define and understand the corporate life cycle, why the corporate decline phase is both…
Welcome to Revise and Resubmit —the podcast where complex finance ideas come to life! Today, we have a captivating discussion lined up around "The Sugar Daddy Effect: Assessing Corporate Venture…
In Episode 109 of the Diary of a UK Stock Investor Podcast this week:- (00:00) Show Start (01:30) A review of the wider markets over October so far (03:55) Being Ready for a Stockmarket Crash (23:52)…
I react to a recent interview with Prof. Aswath Damodaran from NYU, Wall Street’s “Dean of Valuation", who discusses Apple stock (AAPL). Could Apple’s iPhone business be running out of juice?…
In this episode, we dive into key lessons from our recent Excess Returns interview with valuation expert Aswath Damodaran. We unpack Damodaran's insights on: Why dogma in investing can be dangerous…
Lots of listener mail! First up, Skippy can't get over how bad a recent Economist article is, called Has Warren Buffett Lost His Touch? Doogles praises Costco and all its glory. Skippy is more than…
Bienvenidos a Salud Financiera. Un programa en directo diario dónde puedes aprender y preguntar sobre finanzas personales y mercados financieros. En este episodio #154 haremos la reseña del Pequeño…
I react to a recent interview with Prof. Aswath Damodaran from NYU, Wall Street’s “Dean of Valuation", who discusses his Nvidia stock (NVDA) valuation, and which Mag 7 stock might be a better buy…
I react to NYU Professor of Finance Aswath Damodaran, “The Dean of Valuation, who discusses the current U.S. stock market correction, especially the megacap ‘Mag 7’ stocks, and Warren Buffett’s…
I react to a recent interview with Prof. Aswath Damodaran from NYU, "The Dean of Valuation", who explains why he thinks the market is currently overpriced, and investors are pricing-in near future…
Nvidia stock (NVDA stock) has had a meteoric rise recently, so is the stock in a bubble or is it still a buy? Is it too late to buy Nvidia stock? Many well known investors, YouTuber retail investors,…
I react to a recent interview with Prof. Aswath Damodaran from NYU, "The Dean of Valuation", who asserts that Nvidia Stock (NVDA) is insanely overpriced, and that Tesla stock and Apple stock are the…
I react to a recent interview with Prof. Aswath Damodaran from NYU, "The Dean of Valuation", who defends his contention that Nvidia Stock (NVDA) is currently "priced to the point of insanity".…
Dans ce 55e épisode, je fais la synthèse du livre « The Little Book of Valuation » d’Aswath Damodaran publié en 2011 à partir de cinq éléments clés à retenir : 1. Approche #1 : l’évaluation relative…
Niklas gästas denna vecka av Mr Worldwide och det blir genomgång av betting- och kasinorapporter, läget på marknaden enligt värdegurun Aswath och mycket, mycket mer! ---- Tidsstämplar: 03:40 Dagens…
Als je ooit iets hebt opgezocht met betrekking tot waarderen, dan is de kans groot dat je deze man bent tegengekomen. Damodaran staat bekend als The Dean of Valuation. Hij is professor aan de New…
In this episode we answer emails from Jimmy, John and MyContactInfo. We discuss the foibles of trying to make investment decisions based on news, politics or macro-economic events, Joel Greenblatt's…
Nos aprovechamos de la genialidad del profesor Aswath Damodaran (prof. de finanzas en la Stern School of Business de la Universidad de New York). Cada cierto tiempo analiza empresas y las valoriza.…
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