stock valuation
[/stɑk væl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/]
nounpl: stock valuations
avaliação de ações
1. The process of determining the fair market value of a company's shares based on financial analysis, market conditions, and various valuation methods
The stock valuation of the tech company increased significantly after the quarterly earnings report.
A avaliação de ações da empresa de tecnologia aumentou significativamente após o relatório de ganhos trimestrais.
2. The estimated worth or price of a company's stock at a given point in time
Investors use different models for stock valuation, such as DCF and P/E ratios.
Os investidores usam diferentes modelos para avaliação de ações, como fluxo de caixa descontado e índice P/L.
3. The financial assessment performed to establish the intrinsic value of equity shares
The analyst's stock valuation suggested the shares were undervalued.
A avaliação de ações do analista sugeriu que as ações estavam subavaliadas.
Stock valuation is a fundamental concept in both Brazilian and American financial markets. In Brazil, with its developing market characteristics, stock valuations can be highly influenced by macroeconomic factors, currency fluctuations, and political events. In the USA, stock valuation methodologies are standardized and widely taught in business schools, with particular emphasis on quantitative models. The term is essential for investors, analysts, and corporate finance professionals in both countries.
NYC Slang
stock eval / valuation call
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