It's definitely possible, the company was able to pull off upper-double digit growth the past year even when excluding the patent sale to Microsoft. The web property AOL only has a market capitalization of $2.5B and they haven't fully leveraged their 3 main platforms for the full ad-revenue potential. Also they can switch the licensing agreement with Google in 2015 to be more beneficial to AOL. The Huffington Post continues to grow, and will eventually charge higher ad-premiums,and is likely to grow overseas. In fact the Huffington Post division of AOL is worth more than the New York Times at this point.
The company is currently worth $2.5B the calculation assumes a market capitalization closer to $15B by 2018. It seems realistic to me, after thinking about it over, and over. My mouth was hanging open after I fully concluded my observations. I really like to think that my forecast was extremely conservative, but when anyone talks about 500% growth rates over a 6-year span, conservative doesn't really sound conservative.
When I zoomed the graph back on my charting software it looked more symmetrical, but any break above a triangle formation is indicative of higher prices.
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Well Macro the stock is still likely to appreciate, it's just not going to head substantially higher until they're able to stabilize at a higher growth rate.
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I see what you mean Macro, but I'm anticipating an upside catalyst somewhere so I can later readjust the forecast. But I'm not ready to slap a higher growth rate than what the rest of the analyst community feels, not yet.
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Ah those P/E numbers are really off, and not indicative of the true P/E because the company was able to gain tax provisions (one time net-income boost), the P/E excluding that boost in earnings is closer to 10-12. I ended up reading the whole financial statement because something was off about 2011.
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Hmmm, rarely accurate? We'll see about that, but realistically I'm confident that options traders will be able to better hedge their portfolios with this information. Speculators will gain better context on what the price of the stock should be, based on the known factors.
Anyhow stay speechless. I adopted the form of analysis from a professor colleague I was collaborating with on a project. I'm not a professor, but being on great terms with some of the brightest people rubbed some good fortune on me.
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@Vinsavi different forecast formulas aim for different points along a non-linear price curve. DCF calculation calculate towards the upper-deviation, I try to calculate between the upper and lower deviation, meaning I calculate for the 5-year mean of future prices (basically the average price for the next 5 years for each year). Hope that helps to answer your question.
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The company is currently worth $2.5B the calculation assumes a market capitalization closer to $15B by 2018. It seems realistic to me, after thinking about it over, and over. My mouth was hanging open after I fully concluded my observations. I really like to think that my forecast was extremely conservative, but when anyone talks about 500% growth rates over a 6-year span, conservative doesn't really sound conservative.
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Also, Ford never got a bailout remember?
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Anyhow stay speechless. I adopted the form of analysis from a professor colleague I was collaborating with on a project. I'm not a professor, but being on great terms with some of the brightest people rubbed some good fortune on me.
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