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👑 Valuing a company? The DCF method is king… but not always! Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) is no doubt one of the best ways to value a company because it captures future expectations around risk, growth, and cash flows holistically. 🚨 But here's the catch—it doesn't always work smoothly. 💰1st: Loss-making or distressed companies - If a company is in losses, predicting future cash flows is a nightmare! Negative cash flows = negative valuation, which obviously doesn’t make sense. 📉 2nd: Cyclical companies Companies in sectors like commodities go through boom & bust cycles. Their cash flows are all over the place, making DCF super tricky. Either you smooth out the cash flows (which brings subjectivity) or accept that valuation might not be accurate. 🔬3rd: Intangible assets (like patents) If a company holds a valuable patent that doesn't directly generate cash flow, DCF will undervalue the business. You'd need to separately value the patent to get a true picture. 🔄 4th: Mergers & Acquisitions When companies acquire or merge, synergies play a huge role in future growth. But predicting how well those synergies will work? That’s where DCF struggles!