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LOS 31.g: Describe fundamental factors that influence                       READING 31: MARKET-BASED VALUATION: PRICE AND
   alternative price multiples and dividend yield.
   LOS 31.h: Calculate and interpret the justified price-to-                                             ENTERPRISE VALUE MULTIPLES
   earnings ratio (P/E), price-to-book ratio (P/B), and price-                                MODULE 31.4: EV AND OTHER ASPECTS
   to-sales ratio (P/S) for a stock, based on forecasted
   fundamentals.

   If you know the formula,
   you know the
   fundamental factors….


   The justified P/E ratio is:
   • Positively related to the growth rate of expected cash flows, whether defined as dividends or free cash flows, all else equal.
   • Inversely related to the stock’s required rate of return, all else equal.


     Justified P/B Multiple                              where:
                                                         ROE = return on equity
    Per sustainable growth relation:                     r        = required return on equity
    • g = ROE × b; and but                               b       = proportion of earnings retained
                                                         g       = expected growth rate in dividends and earnings
    • ROE = E / B (meaning E = B × ROE                   B 0         = Book value (of equity)
                     0
                 1
                                       0
                                   1
                              / B 0                                                                     We can then use fundamental
        / B 0                                                                                           forecasts of ROE, r, and g to
                                                                                                        find a value for this ratio.
     Observations:
     •   Positively related to ROE increases, all else equal.
     •   Inversely related to r  (lower r = larger spread between ROE and r), all else equal, the higher the P/B ratio.


     EXAMPLE: Calculating justified P/B ratio: A firm’s ROE is 14%, its required rate of return is 8%, and its expected growth
     rate is 4%. Calculate the firm’s justified P/B based on these fundamentals.
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