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find undervalued investment ideas? To determine a fair value price for a company, first we project the amount of operating cash flow the firm is likely to produce in the years ahead. From there, we determine how much those future cash flows are worth in today's dollars by discounting them back to the present at a rate sufficient to compensate investors for the risk taken. After doing this, we then arrive at a fairly accurate estimate of each firm's true, risk-adjusted intrinsic value. Calculating fair values by using this complex methodology can be an exhaustive process -- but we don't stop there. After narrowing down an initial pool of thousands of potential stocks, only the most deeply undervalued qualify for inclusion in our regular monthly issue of Half-Priced Stocks. Editorial Questions Can I email you with a specific investing or trading question? Although we'd love to answer all of your personal investing questions, SEC regulations prohibit us from providing direct, personal investing advice. Nonetheless, rest assured that we will always give you sufficient guidance on all of our investing ideas in each of our Half-Priced Stocks newsletters. As always, please make sure to do your own due diligence on each company we mention in our newsletter to decide if it is right for your portfolio. You should use our newsletters for informational and entertainment purposes only. Any and all final investing decisions for your own account are entirely up to you. Where can I find definitions of unfamiliar terms used in your newsletter? If you're unfamiliar with any of the terms or analysis we use in
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