DCF analysis doesn’t always lead to proper capital budgeting decisions because capital budgeting projects are or investments like stocks and bonds
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Subjectivity in Estimations: DCF analysis relies heavily on the accuracy of the assumptions and estimations made for future cash flows and discount rates. If these estimations are off, the resulting valuation will also be inaccurate. Show more…
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