Two modes. One to find a stock's intrinsic value using discounted cash flows. One to reverse-engineer what the market is already pricing in. Move the sliders — watch the logic unfold.
Company Basics
Current Stock Price ($)
Free Cash Flow — Last 12 Months ($Bn)
Shares Outstanding (Bn)
Growth Assumptions
FCF Growth Rate — Years 1–518%
0%60%
FCF Growth Rate — Years 6–1012%
0%40%
Terminal Growth Rate (perpetuity)3.0%
0%6%
Risk & Discount
Discount Rate (WACC / Required Return)10%
6%20%
Margin of Safety20%
0%50%
Intrinsic Value Per Share
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Buy Below (with MoS)
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Margin of Safety vs Current Price—
PV of FCF (Yr 1–10)
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Terminal Value (PV)
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Total Firm Value
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Upside / Downside
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Projected Free Cash Flows · Present Values
Sensitivity · Growth Rate vs Discount Rate
Market Data
Current Stock Price ($)
Free Cash Flow — Last 12 Months ($Bn)
Shares Outstanding (Bn)
Your Assumptions
Discount Rate (Required Return)10%
6%20%
Terminal Growth Rate3.0%
0%6%
Your Realistic Growth Estimate (Yr 1–10)18%
0%60%
Growth Rate Priced Into This Stock
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Enter figures above
Market-Implied Growth
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Your Growth Estimate
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Growth Gap
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FCF / Share (TTM)
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What This Means
Adjust the inputs above to see the market's embedded expectations.
Market-Implied Growth—
Your Realistic Estimate—
Growth Benchmarks · Context
S&P 500 avg earnings growth: ~7–8% / year Top-tier tech compounders: 15–25% / year Hypergrowth phase (early): 30–60%+ / year Mature large-cap: 5–12% / year
If the implied growth exceeds what's historically sustainable for this business — the market is pricing in perfection.
InsightInvest Capital · leiholding.com · This tool uses a simplified 10-year DCF model. It is designed for educational purposes to help investors understand valuation mechanics. Real-world analysis requires qualitative judgment, competitive analysis, and balance sheet scrutiny. This is my opinion — take it as you will.