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It's the real structure of compounding with the realistic simple variables in composition.

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It could inspire an investor on how one shall strategize to achieve or maximize it.

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The Absolute Total Compound MoAT Investing Dharma 151:

9 Key Signs of a Compounder

i.

IROIA>ROIIC>IGPOIA>GPA>ROIC>ROA>(4×Headline CPI Inflation Rate)

Note:

IROIA

= Incremental Net Profit ÷ Incremental Total Assets

ROIIC

= Incremental Net Profit ÷ Incremental Invested Capital

IGPOIA

= Incremental Gross Profit ÷ Incremental Total Assets

ii.

Gnp ≥ Ggp ≥ Gic > Gasset > (4×Headline CPI Inflation Rate)

iii.

(1 + Gnp)/(1 + Gic) ≥ 1

iv.

MoAT (ROA) > (4×Headline CPI Inflation Rate)

v.

0.75 ≤ ( Cash & Cash Equivalent ÷ Total Liabilities ) < 1

vi.

( Current Asset ÷ Total Liabilities ) > 1

vii.

Current Asset > Total Equity > Total Liabilities > Current Liabilities > Non-Current Asset

viii.

Receivables Turnover Days

= Average Collection Period

= Trade and other receivables, deposits and prepayments ÷ Revenue

≤ 92 days

ix.

0 ≤ D/E ≤ 0.12

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The Big Picture of the 8th Wonder of The World:

2。

Investing is all about “The Absolute Total Compound” :

2.1。

Absolute Total Compound @ nth year (Unit: $) : Dividends are Not Reinvested

=

Number of shares × Stock Entry Price

×

[

Absolute Modal Compound:

( Pexit÷Eexit ) ÷ ( Pentry÷Eentry )

×

{ ( 1+Gnp ) ÷ ( 1-SBB ) }ⁿ

+

Absolute Accrued Dividend Received Compound:

DYentry × ( 1-Td ) × ( 1+Gd ) ÷ ( 1 - SBB)

×

( 1 - { ( 1+Gd )÷( 1-SBB )} ⁿ ) ÷ ( 1 - ( 1+Gd )÷( 1 - SBB ) )

]

OR

2.2。

Absolute Total Compound Multi-bagger Multiple @ nth year (Unit: Bagger) : Dividends are Not Reinvested

=

[

Absolute Modal Compound:

( Pexit÷Eexit ) ÷ ( Pentry÷Eentry )

×

{ ( 1+Gnp ) ÷ ( 1-SBB ) }ⁿ

+

Absolute Accrued Dividend Received Compound:

DYentry × ( 1-Td ) × ( 1+Gd ) ÷ ( 1 - SBB )

×

( 1 - { ( 1+Gd ) ÷ (1 - SBB) }ⁿ ) ÷ ( 1 - ( 1+Gd ) ÷ ( 1 - SBB ) )

]

2.3。

If All DIVIDENDS are FULLY REINVESTED & Gd = Gnp.

Absolute Total Compound @ nth year (Unit: Bagger)

{with dividend reinvestment : All Dividends are Fully Reinvested & Gd = Gnp}

=

( Pexit÷Eexit ) ÷ ( Pentry÷Eentry )

×

[

( 1 + Gnp ) × ( 1 + DYentry × [1-Td] ) ÷ ( 1-SBB )

]ⁿ

2.4。

If All DIVIDENDS are FULLY REINVESTED and Gd ≠ Gnp.

Absolute Total Compound @ nth year (Unit: Bagger)

{with dividend reinvestment : All Dividends are Fully Reinvested & Gd ≠ Gnp}

=

( Pexit÷Eexit ) ÷ ( Pentry÷Eentry )

×

[

( 1 + Gnp ) × ( 1 + DYentry × ( 1 + Gd ) ÷ ( 1 + Gni ) × [ 1 - Td ] ) ÷ ( 1 - SBB )

]ⁿ

Note:

SBB, Gnp, DY, Gd, Td are in ratio format.

SBB = Share Buy Back Ratio

Gnp = Net Profit Growth Ratio

DY = Dividend Yield Ratio

Gd = Dividend Growth Ratio

Td = Tax on Dividend Ratio

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The Steady Investing's avatar

Thank you for the comment, but I am not sure what any of these mean. I tend to avoid any complex calculations to value a company or a stock. I think it is absolutely unnecessary to do complex math just because it is available.

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