“In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine.” ― Benjamin Graham
In today’s Model Vs. Market post we are going to look at the valuations of each industrial component of the Dow 30. The following table is a result of valuing each industrial company in the Dow 30 using a 10% cost of capital. The table is sorted in descending order with the most undervalued companies at the top (most update) and the most overvalued (most downside) company at the bottom. With the margin of safety set to 15% there are only 3 companies appear to be undervalued. These companies are Microsoft, Cisco and Intel.
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