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This article will explore how you can use company fundamentals and estimates data to conduct a DCF type intrinsic valuation for a company and it peers to provide a relative valuation overlay. We also use some unsupervised ML routines to generate classification groupings for our data.

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Working with Fundamental and Estimates Data - A DCF Example

This Jupyter Notebook accompanies the article titled "Working with Fundamental and Estimates Data - A DCF Example" on LSEG Developer Portal. This article will explore how you can use company fundamentals and estimates data to conduct a discounted cashflow (DCF) type intrinsic valuation for a company and its peers to provide a relative valuation overlay. We also use some unsupervised ML routines to generate classification groupings for our data.

Pre-requisites:

LSEG Workspace with access to LSEG Data Library for Python

Required Python Packages: lseg-data, pandas, numpy, sci-kit Learn, numpy-financial

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This article will explore how you can use company fundamentals and estimates data to conduct a DCF type intrinsic valuation for a company and it peers to provide a relative valuation overlay. We also use some unsupervised ML routines to generate classification groupings for our data.

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