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Discounted Cash Flow Model for CIF's stock

When conducting stock analysis, a fundamental part of the process is to arrive at a valuation that you think is fair for the share price of the company you are analyzing. Our Discounted Cash Flow Model (DCF) tab allows you to input your predictions and opinions about a company's future business prospects in order to determine how much the company's stock should be worth.

Our DCF models let you project CIF's balance sheet and income statement line items that impact CIF's cash flows. You can use the data from the past 4-5 years that we provide you with to help guide your financial projections for CIF's future. If you want to see the financial statements where the historic data comes from simply click on the source link underneath the title of each historic period. Read More

Discounted Cash Flow Model for CIF's stock

When conducting stock analysis, a fundamental part of the process is to arrive at a valuation that you think is fair for the share price of the company you are analyzing. Our Discounted Cash Flow Model (DCF) tab allows you to input your predictions and opinions about a company's future business prospects in order to determine how much the company's stock should be worth. Read More

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Current Share Price

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DCF Summary

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Enterprise Value

Cash

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Shares Outstanding

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Equity Risk Premium

Cost Of Equity

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Cost Of Debt

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DCF Forecast Period

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Starting PPE

Capital Expenditures

% of Starting PP&E

Depreciation & Amortization

% of Starting PP&E

Ending PPE

Revenue

Revenue Growth %

COGS

% of Revenue

Gross Profit

R&D Expenses

% of Revenue

SGA Expenses

% of Revenue

Other Expenses

% of Revenue

Depreciation & Amortization

EBIT

Taxes on EBIT

Tax Rate %

NOPAT

Depreciation & Amortization

Change in Current Assets

Capital Expenditures

FCF

FCF PV