The Full P/E method helps investors calculate what P/E a stock should have based on expected returns and business quality. It separates normal returns from franchise value. By comparing calculated Full P/E with actual P/E, investors can clearly judge overvaluation or undervaluation. Step by step calculation of Franchise P/E is here.
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