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The estimation of inflation-adjusted earnings to stock value ratio

т. 26, вып. 1, март 2021

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Получена: 25.01.2021

Получена в доработанном виде: 12.02.2021

Одобрена: 26.02.2021

Доступна онлайн: 30.03.2021

Рубрика: ЦЕННЫЕ БУМАГИ И ФИНАНСОВЫЕ РЫНКИ

Коды JEL: C51, E31, G12, G17

Страницы: 53–66

https://doi.org/10.24891/df.26.1.53

Molotkov A.B. independent expert, Moscow, Russian Federation 
abm91@rambler.ru

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3007-3473
SPIN-код: отсутствует

Subject. The study discusses the dependence of estimates of the fundamental stock value (based on the earnings-price ratio) on the expected inflation.
Objectives. I determine the type and parameters of such dependence.
Methods. The research is based on methods for estimating the stock value and regression analysis to define the parameters of the suggested model.
Results. For the US stock market (S&P 500 index), it is shown that earnings-price ratio for the earnings averaged over 10 years has a significant positive correlation with the indicator chosen to characterize the expected inflation. It is substantiated that the main reason is the impact of the expected inflation on the real determinants of the fundamental value, primarily on the risk premium. Conditions are formulated under which Gordon's formula can be used to determine the type of relationship between the fundamental stock value and its determinants for a time series of observations with a changing real discount rate.
Conclusions. The model is suggested for estimating the fundamental stock value based on the linear relationship between the earnings-price ratio and inflation., and its parameters are determined. The adequacy of the model is confirmed empirically for the US stock market. The findings can complement investor’s decision-making methods in the stock market.

Ключевые слова: stock market, Earnings-price ratio, Risk premium, Inflation, Stock value, Gordon model

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