Reverse DCF: the growth the market already implies
Solve a reverse DCF from today's share price: the free cash flow growth the market is pricing in, compared with the company's reported history.
What growth rate is the current share price implying?
A reverse DCF holds the discount rate and terminal assumptions fixed and solves for the free cash flow growth that makes the model's value equal the current enterprise value. If the implied growth exceeds what the business has delivered, the price embeds an optimistic case.
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