METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSING THE VALUE OF SHARES BASED ON THE METHOD OF NET ASSETS

Abstract

In this example, all the coefficients shown are very similar. Sometimes they differ greatly, even in the same industry, because one or more coefficients have been distorted for some reason. For example, a company's market price could be unusually high due to bidding speculation, or its current year's profit could be unusually low due to one-time restructuring costs. In general, it is better to exclude any P/E coefficient that seems significantly different from others from further calculations. It is also necessary to carefully study the list of activities of those listed companies that we have selected for comparison.