Interactive models with editable assumptions. All calculations run client-side.
Valuation Summary
Model
Intrinsic Value
vs Price ($1.05)
DCF
$-36.39
-3565.8%
Graham Number
—
—
Reverse DCF
—
—
DDM
—
—
EV/EBITDA
—
—
Values reflect default assumptions. Adjust inputs in each model below to update.
1 — Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)
Assumptions
Yahoo: -$23.49M
Rev: -11.2% / EPS: —
Default: 9% (no SEC data)
Results
Intrinsic Value / share$-36.39
Current Price$1.05
Upside / Downside-3565.8%
Net Debt (used)$29.09M
Sensitivity: WACC (rows) × Near-term g (cols)
WACC \ Near-term
-3.0%
1.0%
5.0%
9.0%
13.0%
7.0%
$-36.68
$-43.62
$-51.68
$-61.02
$-71.77
8.0%
$-30.58
$-36.16
$-42.65
$-50.14
$-58.76
9.0%
$-26.36
$-31.00
$-36.39
$-42.61
$-49.76
10.0%
$-23.25
$-27.22
$-31.81
$-37.10
$-43.17
11.0%
$-20.88
$-24.32
$-28.30
$-32.89
$-38.14
2 — Graham Number
Assumptions
Graham used 22.5 (15× P/E × 1.5× P/B)
Yahoo: $-1.04
Yahoo: $-0.29
Results
Graham Number requires positive EPS and positive Book Value per share. EPS is zero or negative. BVPS is zero or negative.
Graham Number—
Current Price$1.05
Margin of Safety—
Formula: √(22.5 × max(0,EPS) × max(0,BVPS))
3 — Reverse DCF (Implied Growth)
Assumptions
Default: 9% (no SEC data)
Results
Reverse DCF requires positive TTM free cash flow.
Current Price$1.05
Implied Near-term FCF Growth—
Historical Revenue Growth-11.2%
Historical Earnings Growth—
Base FCF (TTM)-$23.49M
Implied growth is the FCF growth rate (yrs 1–5) that makes the DCF intrinsic value equal the current price. Long-term growth is set to half the implied near-term rate.
4 — Dividend Discount Model (DDM)
Assumptions
Yahoo: —
Results
This company does not pay a dividend. DDM is not applicable — the intrinsic value shown uses D0 = $0 unless you enter a hypothetical dividend above.