Choose a transparent calculator for the question you are trying to answer. No account is required, and calculations run locally in your browser.
Start here: compare a company’s cash flow with its stock-market value
The FCF Yield Calculator divides annual free cash flow by the total market value of the company’s shares. A higher result is a reason to investigate further, not an automatic buy signal. Cash flow can fall, and debt and other obligations still matter.
Estimate intrinsic value
DCF Calculator converts FCFF growth, WACC, terminal growth, cash, debt, and shares into a value-per-share estimate and sensitivity table.
Decode market expectations
Reverse DCF Calculator estimates the constant FCFF growth rate implied by a company’s current share price.
Which tool should you use?
- Use the FCF Yield Calculator to compare annual free cash flow with the market value of a company’s shares—not to estimate the cash you will receive or your future investment return. Start with the FCF yield explanation.
- Use the DCF Calculator when you have your own explicit growth and discount-rate assumptions. For a walkthrough, read the DCF valuation guide.
- Use the Reverse DCF Calculator when you want to understand what a current share price requires.
Each result is an educational estimate, not an investment recommendation. Verify inputs against current primary-source filings.
Optional Excel workbooks
Paid downloads for keeping a reusable record of your research. Start with the free guides and browser calculators above.
SML DCF Comparison Workbook
Compare previous and current valuation assumptions across Bear, Base and Bull cases.
USD 9
SML Earnings Check
Record quarterly results, sources and questions for your next assumption review.
USD 9
SML Position Size Planner
Compare a planned purchase with the cash, loss and concentration limits you choose.
USD 7
SML Stock Research Workbook Bundle
Get all three workbooks with the Investment Thesis Notebook included.
USD 20
Educational tools. You choose the data, assumptions and decisions.