ShareMaestro Equity Valuations
The valuations shown below are actual ShareMaestro valuations. Each valuation displays in the bottom right-hand corner:
- the ShareMaestro valuation of the FTSE 100 or share at the date of the valuation
- the % of the market price which this valuation represents (100% is fair value, over 100% is good value and under 100% is poor value).
The fields in the column headed INPUT DATA show the input data used to produce the valuation. The fields in the column headed RESULTS DATA show the results of the valuation. These fields are fully explained in the ShareMaestro User Manual.
The factual data used in the valuations can all be verified. The sources are given in the ShareMaestro User Manual. The share valuation was produced through ShareMaestro's unique bulk share valuation facility.
1. Valuation of Kazakhmys at 7th January 2009.
This valuation was published in the January 2009 edition of "What Really Profits" magazine as one of ShareMaestro top 10 best-value FTSE 100 shares. The market price was 270p but the valuation showed the real value of Kazakhmys to be 572p. The price of Kazakhmys subsequently soared by 314%.
2. Valuation of FTSE 100 at 28th April 2009
This valuation was made when the FTSE 100 price was 4096.4 and was published in the Investors Chronicle masterclass on Accelerated Trackers (June 2009). The valuation showed the real value of the FTSE 100 to be 5104.6, 25% more than the market price. The FTSE 100 price subsequently soared to meet the ShareMaestro valuation in less than 5 months (an annualised gain of more than 60%).
3. Valuation of FTSE 100 at its highest ever price
This valuation shows the ShareMaestro FTSE100 valuation at 30th December 1999, the highest price achieved by the FTSE100. The FTSE100 price was 6930. The valuation showed the real value of the FTSE 100 to be 3942, just 57% of the current price. The FTSE100 price subsequently crashed, as predicted ShareMaestro, and fell to the ShareMaestro valuation in just over 2.5 years.
4. Valuation of FTSE 100 at its lowest price in the 21st century.
This valuation shows the ShareMaestro FTSE 100 valuation at 12th Match 2003, the lowest price of the FTSE 100 in the 21st century. The price has been driven too low by the panic which followed the bursting of the dot.com bubble. The valuation showed the real value of the FTSE 100 to be 4957, over 50% more than the market price. The FTSE 100 price subsequently soared and reached the ShareMaestro valuation within less than 2 years.
