I don’t want to remember that formula but I’ve some problem to derive the implied growth rate from the residual income model:
from
V0=B0+((roe-r)xB0/(R-g))
To
G=R-(B0x(ROE-r)/(V0-B0))
I can’t figure out where the -B0 on the denominator come from…
MGurn
May 24, 2013, 11:52am
#2
Don’t bother trying to remember this formula, just do the algebra on the exam if need be
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Agreed, same with the H-Model.
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rawraw
May 24, 2013, 12:09pm
#4
I’m not the best at algebra, but I think it is this:
V0 = B0 + B0(ROE -R)/(R-G)
V0 - B0 = B0(ROE -R)
(R-G)(V0 - B0) = B0(ROE -R)
R-G = B0(ROE -R)/(V0 - B0)
-G = -R + B0(ROE -R)/(V0 - B0)
G = R - B0(ROE -R)/(V0 - B0)
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erwar
May 6, 2016, 2:43am
#5
thank you rawraw for the explanation. you wrote it in 2013 and it helped me in 2016! internet is so f** awesome
Also do the same with relative ratios (trailing and leading).Book provide bunch of formally.If you understand one let us say P/E leading you can derived other X formula with small algebra.