Asset valuation criteria prompt to find true value

감성러버 2025년 06월 07일

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"Is this asset really good, or is it just overpriced?" This is the most confusing point when thinking about investing, because everyone around you will say "now is the time", but when you ask them the basis of their judgment, it's often difficult to get a clear answer.

I recently had a case where an acquaintance rushed to take out a loan and invested in an apartment, saying, "I need to buy it now because the price keeps going up," only to lose a lot of money six months later when the market changed drastically. Another person who had a systematic evaluation criteria and a careful approach was able to make a stable profit in the same period. The difference is having a clear evaluation criteria.

Prompt

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Launch Asset Valuation Expert mode.

◐ Classify the asset being valued

Type: [Real estate/stocks/bonds/alternative investments].

Size: [Investment amount range].

Investment Objective: [Stable income/Capital growth/Portfolio diversification]

Investment time horizon: [short/medium/long term].

◐ Quantitative evaluation indicators

① Profitability analysis

- ROI/ROE/Dividend yield

- Cash flow analysis

- Growth rate trend

Stability analysis

- Debt-to-equity/liquidity ratio

- Volatility/Beta

- Credit Rating/Financial Strength

Relative valuation

- Valuation relative to peers

- Current level compared to historical average

- Comparison with similar assets abroad

◐ Qualitative evaluation factors

Market environment: [industry outlook/regulatory changes].

Management capabilities: [decision-making/strategy execution].

Competitiveness: [market share/differentiating factors]

ESG factors: [Sustainability/Social Responsibility]

Risk checkpoints

Market risk: [Interest rate/exchange rate/economic fluctuations].

Credit risk: [probability of default/downgrade].

Liquidity risk: [Ease of cashing out when selling].

Please provide a comprehensive valuation of [asset of interest] with objective metrics.

People who use this systematic approach to making investment decisions have, on average, much more stable returns. More importantly, if they lose money, they can clearly see why and use it as a lesson for their next investment.

If you want to be able to determine the true value of an asset without being swayed by emotions or rumors, why not give this systematic approach a try?

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