Graham Model: Dow Jones Industrial Average First Quarter Results
This valuation guide covers all companies listed on the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Valuation targets are set based on the SEENSCO Benjamin Graham Valuation Model methodology. The Graham Model is an investment approach that is commonly used today by individual investors and portfolio managers. The approach was originally formulated over 60 years ago with the publishing of Graham and Dodd’s college textbook “Security Analysis.” The valuation model employed by Graham provides a method of determining buying and selling points in a company’s stock through the determination of a central value as well as an upper and lower valuation range based on historical interest rate and fundamental data.
Established in Ottawa, Canada, in 2013, SEENSCO prepares monthly and quarterly stock valuation guides based on the methodologies of some of the world’s top investors and builds price forecasts and ratings covering Canadian and American listed companies. Forecasts are published in a series of documents and data files for retail and institutional investors, as well as specialised publications on individual and custom portfolio compositions.
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