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Free DCF calculator: value a stock on your own assumptions.

Pick a company. Its calculator opens on the company's own free cash flow, cash, debt and share count, starting from the growth today's price assumes. Change the growth, the discount rate and the terminal growth to see what the stock is worth on your view.

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How the DCF calculator works

The starting point: the company's free cash flow after the stock it pays its staff, its cash, its debt and its shares, from its own filings.
Today's price, given back: the calculator opens on the growth the current price assumes, so the first value it shows is the price itself.
Your assumptions: set the growth for years 1 to 5 and 6 to 10, the discount rate and the terminal growth, or start from the company's record or its own guidance.
A model, not a forecast: the value it gives is what your assumptions imply. It says nothing about where the price goes next.