Not sure which one?

They come in pairs. Each pair answers one kind of question, and you rarely need more than one at a time.

What did it grow, and what will it grow into?

CAGR turns any start and end value into one annual rate, so two investments over two different periods can be compared on the same basis.

Compound Interest runs it forwards: a starting sum, what you add each month, and what the years do to it.

Cheap or expensive, compared to something?

PEGY tells you whether a high P/E is justified once you count the growth and the dividend behind it.

CCA prices the company against businesses like it — the quickest way to see whether one company is cheap or its whole industry is.

What is the business itself worth?

DDM is for income: what the future dividends are worth in today's money.

DCF is the full version — project the cash the business will throw off, discount it back, and get a value that owes nothing to what the market thinks this week.

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What sits behind each plan

FreeCAGR and PEGY, as often as you like, plus the weekly briefing every Monday
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