Abstract
Traditional equity valuation methods are simply ways of exercising the critical judgment needed to determine value between the extremes of “cheap” and “expensive.” Whether used for screening purposes or for fundamental analysis, such methods allow investors to make rational and consistent assessments of potential changes in key valuation inputs.This presentation comes from the Equity Research and Valuation Techniques conference held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on December 9, 1997.
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