Most stock valuation education stops at "what is a P/E ratio."
We just published two advanced guides for investors who want institutional-level analysis skills:
How to Build a Multi-Stage DCF Model
Real companies don't grow at one rate forever. A single-stage DCF assumes they do, which produces unrealistic valuations for any high-growth business.
This guide walks through building a two-stage and three-stage DCF model with a complete worked example. You'll see how the same company can produce a 2x valuation range depending on growth and discount rate assumptions — and why sensitivity analysis isn't optional.
fairpriceindex.com/education/multi-stage-dcf-model
Adjusting WACC for Country Risk
Using a US discount rate for stocks in Brazil, India, or Turkey? You're likely overvaluing them by 20-40%.
This guide covers three methods to calculate country risk premium (sovereign spread, Damodaran approach, credit rating), how to apply revenue-weighted adjustments for multinationals, and the difference between currency risk and country risk.
fairpriceindex.com/education/wacc-country-risk
Why we built these:
The gap between how retail and institutional investors value stocks often comes down to two things: modeling growth deceleration and adjusting for geographic risk. These are the exact skills that separate a back-of-napkin estimate from a defensible valuation.
Fair Price Index now has 14 free education guides covering everything from beginner concepts to advanced modeling techniques. All free, no signup.
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