fundamental value
[ˌfʌndəˈmentəl ˈvæljuː]
nounpl: fundamental values
valor fundamental
1. The intrinsic worth of an asset, company, or security based on its underlying economic characteristics, cash flows, and earnings potential, independent of market price
The analyst determined that the stock's fundamental value was higher than its current market price, making it a good investment opportunity.
O analista determinou que o valor fundamental da ação era maior que seu preço de mercado atual, tornando-a uma boa oportunidade de investimento.
2. A core moral, ethical, or philosophical principle that is considered essential and non-negotiable
Freedom of speech is considered a fundamental value in democratic societies.
A liberdade de expressão é considerada um valor fundamental nas sociedades democráticas.
3. In physics, a basic property or constant of nature that cannot be derived from other properties
The speed of light is a fundamental value in the theory of relativity.
A velocidade da luz é um valor fundamental na teoria da relatividade.
In American financial culture, 'fundamental value' is a cornerstone concept in investment analysis and value investing, popularized by figures like Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett. In Brazilian Portuguese, the term is equally important in finance education and professional investing. The concept also carries weight in discussions of human rights and democratic values in both cultures, where 'fundamental values' refers to non-negotiable ethical principles.
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