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Growth Vs Value Stock Rate Sensitivity Explorer

Growth Present Value (PV)
1428.5
Post-shock discounted cash flows & terminal premium
Value Present Value (PV)
892.4
Front-loaded low-duration cash flow streams
Spread Ratio (Growth / Value)
1.6
Relative valuation multiple advantage
Reinvestment Yield Buffer
6.85%
Growth Attractive (Rate Buffer Active)

Discounted Cash Flow Trajectory & Horizon Curves

Annual discounted cash flows comparing high-CAGR growth vs near-term cash generation under current interest rate shock.

Valuation Metrics & Mechanics

Effective Discount Rate (r) 5.25%
Growth Terminal Premium Share 70.1%
Value Front-Loaded Yield 5.9%
Equity Hurdle Spread +685 bps
Valuation Resilience Verdict GROWTH BUFFER ACTIVE

Why Growth Stays Attractive As Rates Rise

Conventional textbook finance dictates that long-duration assets suffer most when discount rates spike. However, when reinvestment return (14.5% CAGR) dramatically exceeds the marginal cost of capital (5.25%), the compound organic expansion easily outpaces discount rate drag.

Sourced From CNBC Analysis: "Growth stocks are still attractive compared to value even as rates rise, charts show."
Observed reporting examines earnings compounding resilience offsetting Fed hiking cycles.
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