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About Intrinsic Value Calculator EPS

Intrinsic Value Calculator EPS will allow you to calculate Intrinsic Value of stocks based on Benjamin Graham's EPS formula. Calculator will also allow you to save your calculations to your iPhone and load saved calculations from "Load Saved Data" or "My Portfolio" screens for further updates. Calculator has help button with explanations for each input parameter required for calculation. Clicking help button will display help screen with explanation on where to obtain or how to calculate each input parameter. Clicking "About EPS Calculator" button will display explanation of Benjamin Graham's EPS formula. Calculator includes examples of Intrinsic Value calculation for NVDA, AMZN, TSLA, AAPL and NFLX based on EPS formula. Please do not make buy or cell decision based only on intrinsic value of included examples. Always consider other factors as well. Always consult with your financial advisor before buying or selling stocks. Calculating intrinsic value of stocks based on Benjamin Graham's EPS formula, reviewing examples, help and about calculator screens are FREE features that do not require a subscription. Saving, loading data and "My Portfolio" view are the only features that would require a monthly or an annual subscription. Each Subscription comes with 1 month FREE trial and will provide access to all features of the calculator including saving, loading data and "My Portfolio" view. Following input parameters are required to calculate Intrinsic Value based on Benjamin Graham's EPS formula and to save data to your iPhone: 1. Stock Ticker. 2. Company Name. 3. EPS - Earnings Per Share - can be obtained from company's annual report form 10-K 4. PE Ratio for no-growth company. Graham used value of 8.5 5. Expected Growth Rate for the next 5 years. 6. AAA Bond Current Yield 7. AAA Bond 5 Year Average Yield 8. Current market price of the stock, used for comparison with Intrinsic Value. Intrinsic Value Calculator EPS is free, you will only need to purchase monthly or annual subscription if you want to use "Save", "Load" and "my Portfolio" features. Each Subscription comes with 1 month FREE trial. Payment will be charged to iTunes Account after completion of 1 month free trial period. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. Subscriptions can be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after the purchase. You can find more detailed explanation of Intrinsic Value Calculator EPS as well as our Privacy Policy here: https://bestimplementer.com/intrinsic-value-calculator-eps.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 2.3 · Updated June 3, 2025

Recalculated intrinsic value of examples for Nvidia, Amazon, Tesla, Apple, and Netflix based on latest EPS data.

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