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Challenging the Level of the S&P 500 Index with Analysts Forecasts The required return = risk free rate + risk premium = 5% + 5% = 10% To develop the pro forma for the implied growth rate, first apply the forward P/E ratio to get an earnings forecast for 2006, then convert the PEG ratio to an earnings forecast for 2007: Forward P/E = Price/Earnings2006 Treat the 1271 as dollars to get earnings in dollars: $1,271/Earnings2006 = 15 Thus Earnings2006 = $84.73 PEG =  EMBED Equation.3 = 1.47 Thus, for a forward P/E of 15, the 2007 growth rate for 2007 earnings is 10.2%. Thus, 2007 earnings forecasted is $84.73 1.102 = $93.37 a. The pro forma to calculate abnormal earnings growth (AEG) is as follows: 2004 Earnings 84.73 93.37 Dividends (payout = 27%) 22.88 Reinvested dividends (at 10%) 2.288 Cum-dividend earnings 95.658 Normal earnings ($84.73 x 1.10) 93.203 AEG 2.455 b. If cum-dividend earnings are expected to grow at the required rate of return, 10%, after 2006, the P/E should be normal: P/E =  EMBED Equation.3 = 10 At this P/E, the index should be $84.73 10 = 847.3 The normal P/E is appropriate if (cum-dividend) earnings are expected to grow at a rate equal to the required return, 10%. The P/E based on analysts forecast (15) is higher than this because the market sees earnings growing at a higher rate. Is this assessment reasonable? c. Applying the abnormal earnings growth (AEG) pricing model with the long-term growth rate for AEG of 4%:  EMBED Equation.3  = 1256 d. The S&P 500 index is appropriately priced (approximately) at 1271. This will not always be the case. The estimated level can different from the actual level for a number of reasons: Analysts forecasts are too optimistic relative to how the rest of the market sees it. The market agrees with analysts forecasts for 2006 and 2007, but sees the long-term growth rate at less than 4%. The market requires a higher or lower required return than 10%. The market is mispriced. With respect to point 1, sell-side analysts forecasts are often overly optimistic, particularly two-year ahead forecasts on which the AEG is calculated. This exercise is dangerous when both the market and analysts are too optimistic (as in the bubble). Then you have to challenge the price with your own forecasts. Notice that the next exercise works with actual earnings numbers, not analysts forecasts. Exercise 3. Reverse Engineering the S&P 500 Index Using Book Rates of Return (a) With a P/B ratio is 2.5, investors are paying $2.50 for every dollar of book value in the S&P 500 companies. With an ROCE of 18%, the current residual earnings on a dollar of book value is: RE0 = (0.18 0.10) ( 1.0 = 0.08 That is, 8 cents per dollar of book value. The value of an asset (with a constant growth rate is mind) is calculated as:  EMBED Equation.3  (One always capitalizes the one-year-ahead amount, which is the current residual earnings, RE0, growing one year at 10%.) So, for every dollar of book value worth $2.50,  EMBED Equation.3  Solving for g, g = 1.044 (a 4.4% growth rate) A good benchmark growth rate for the market as a whole is the GDP growth rate. This has historically been an average of about 4.0%. So, if history is an indication of the future, a 4.4 % implied growth rate suggests that the S&P 500 stocks, as a portfolio, are a little overpriced. What does a growth rate of 4.4% for residual earnings mean? If the S&P 500 firms can maintain an ROCE of 18%, then investment in net assets must grow by 4.4%. Alternatively, if ROCE were to improve, a growth in residual earnings of 4.4% can be maintained with a lower growth rate. Is a 4.4% growth rate for residual earnings reasonable? What is the prospect for ROCE for the market as a whole? Is the market appropriately priced? (Analysis in Module II of the course will help answer these questions.) (b) See the last paragraph. With a constant ROCE, the growth in residual earnings is determined by the growth in net assets (book value). Remember, residual earnings is driven by two factors: Profitability of net assets: ROCE Growth in net assets (c) For all U.S. listed firms, the historical (arithmetic) average ROCE (since 1960) has been 10.3% and the median ROCE has been 12.5%. Since 1977, the average ROCE for the S&P 500 (a weighted average of the 500 stocks in the index) has been about 17%, but it was 14% in 1983 and again in 1987, and 20% in 1999. (d) See Figure 2.2 on page 44 of the text. Since 1977, the P/B ratio for the S&P 500 (a weighted average of the 500 stocks in the index) has been about 2.8, but it was 1.2 in 1981 and 5.1 in early 2000. Exercise 4. Forecasting from market prices: Cisco Systems Book value of shareholders equity (from the 2003 balance sheet) = $28,029 million Shares outstanding = 6,998 million Book value per share = $4.005 Forward P/E = 31.25 Forward earnings = 0.64 Current price = 31.25 x 0.64 = $20.00 Price-to-book ratio = 4.99 Prepare the pro forma and calculate residual earnings by charging prior book value at 9%: 2003 2004 2005 Eps 0.640 0.740 Dps 0.0 0.0 Bps 4.005 4.645 5.385 Residual earnings 0.2796 0.3220 Reverse engineer the residual earnings model:  EMBED Equation.3  Setting  EMBED Equation.3  = $20.00, then g = 1.0713 ( a 7.13% growth rate) (You may have calculated 1.0712 with rounding in an Excel spreadsheet) Eps2006 = (Bps2005 x 0.09) + RE2006 RE2006 is RE2005 growing at 7.13% = 0.322 x 1.0713 = 0.3449 So, Eps2006 = (5.385 x 0.09) + 0.3449 = 0.8296 (83 cents) Set up the pro forma. Normal eps is prior years eps x 1.09. 2003 2004 2005 2006 Eps 0.640 0.740 0.8296 Dps 0.0 0.0 0.0 Cum-dividend eps (no divs) 0.7400 0.8296 Normal eps 0.6976 0.8066 Abnormal eps growth (AEG) 0.0424 0.0230 f. Reverse engineer the AEG model:  EMBED Equation.3  Setting  EMBED Equation.3 , then g = 1.0713 (a 7.13% growth rate) (You may have calculated 1.0712 with rounding) Complete the pro forma above to include residual earnings (charging prior book value at 9%): 2003 2004 2005 2006 Eps 0.640 0.740 0.8296 Dps 0.0 0.0 0.0 Bps 4.005 4.645 5.385 6.2363 Residual earnings 0.2796 0.3220 0.3450 Change is RE 0.0424 0.0230 The last line is equal to abnormal earnings growth (AEG). From the pro forma in part e, eps growth rates for each year are: 2004 2005 2006 Eps 0.64 0.74 0.8296 Growth rates 15.63% 12.11% These growth rates are cum-dividend growth rates because the firm pays no dividends. A long-term growth rate of 7.13% is high against a benchmark of 4% for GDP. With the telecom sector less vibrant than it was, the market for routers may not sustain such a growth rate. Does Cisco have other strategies for growth? Exercise 5. Inferring Implied Eps Growth Rate: Kimberly Clark Corporation Price, March 2005 $64.81 a.  EMBED Equation.3   EMBED Equation.3   EMBED Equation.3   EMBED Equation.3  b. Calculate AEG for 2006: 2004 2005 2006 Eps 3.64 3.81 4.14 Dps 1.60 1.80 1.96 Dividends reinvested at 8.9% 0.1602 Cum-dividend earnings 4.3002 Normal eps (3.81 x 1.089) 4.1491 Abnormal earnings growth (AEG) 0.1511  EMBED Equation.3   EMBED Equation.3  c. 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Eps 3.81 4.14 Dps 1.80 1.96 2.14 2.33 2.54 2.77 AEG 0.1511 0.1529 0.1547 0.1566 0.1585 (growing at 1.2%) Reinvested dividends (0.1744) (0.1905) (0.2074) (0.2261) (at 8.9%) Normal earnings 4.5085 4.8863 5.2822 5.6970 Eps 4.4870 4.8505 5.2314 5.6294 Eps growth rate 8.66% 8.38% 8.10% 7.85% 7.61% Note: Normal earnings are the earnings in the prior year growing at 8.9%. 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