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Daily Journal Corp valuation and forecast

Explore the models for Daily Journal Corp, adjust their assumptions and compare your own valuation with the platform's.

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Price-to-earnings vs peers

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Revenue-to-maturity DCF

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Growth DCF

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P/B vs return on equity

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Peer price-to-book

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Peer price-to-FFO

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Peer price-to-sales

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Forward peer P/E

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Forward peer price-to-sales

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P/E comparison

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PEG comparison

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Two-stage dividend discount

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Growing-dividend model

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REIT funds from operations

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Utility earnings

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Book value / net assets

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Reported crypto treasury NAV

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Model values are estimates under the assumptions shown. They are not share-price forecasts or investment advice.

Valuation models compared

Cash-flow modelgrowth 14–24%, 8.5% discount
~$730~$630–$860
Residual incomeBook value plus the present value of returns above the cost of equity, fading over ten years.
~$320~$210–$490
Justified price-to-bookBook value times (return on equity - growth) / (cost of equity - growth): steady-state returns.
~$320~$270–$390
Models combinedweighted average of 3 models; primary model counts double
~$530~$320–$730

range across growth cases central value market price $628.78

Different models answer different questions: the cash-flow models ask what the business generates for owners; the peer multiples ask what similar companies in our coverage trade on. Where they disagree, the gap is the story. Projections are estimates based on current data, updated daily. Not investment advice. How each model works.

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Five-year projection

  • Share price
  • Higher growth
  • Base case
  • Lower growth
$400 $600 $800 $1000 $1200 Nov 2024 Today 20272028202920302031 ~$1200 ~$1000 ~$870

Today: lower growth ~$630 · base case ~$730 · higher growth ~$860 · share price $628.78

Where our model's value per share would be at each point if that growth case plays out — not a forecast of the share price, which can stay above or below value for long periods. How projections are calculated.

Projections are estimates based on current data, updated daily. Not investment advice.

Five-year model value, by case

Year Lower growth Base case Higher growth
Latest filing ~$630 ~$730 ~$860
2027 ~$670 ~$780 ~$920
2028 ~$720 ~$830 ~$980
2029 ~$770 ~$890 ~$1000
2030 ~$820 ~$950 ~$1100
2031 ~$870 ~$1000 ~$1200

Projections are estimates based on current data, updated daily. Not investment advice. How projections are calculated.

The assumptions

Free cash flow (TTM, FY2026 Q3)
$17.3M
Less stock-based pay
$152,000
Cash flow we value
$13.2M
Growth, years 1–5 (base)
19%
Then fading to
2.5%
Discount rate
8.5%
Net cash added
$437M
Diluted shares
1M

What would move the value

Growth 5 points lower
−15%
Growth 5 points higher
+20%
Free-cash-flow margin 1 point lower
−4%
Discount rate 1 point higher
−10%

Change in our model value when one input moves, all else equal.

DJCO valuation questions

What is Daily Journal Corp worth per share?
Our discounted-cash-flow model of Daily Journal Corp's free cash flow after stock-based pay puts its value at ~$730 per share in the base case, with a range of ~$630–$860 across lower- and higher-growth cases. Model values under stated assumptions, not a price target or recommendation.
What could Daily Journal Corp be worth by 2031?
If our base case plays out, the model's value per share would be about ~$1000 by 2031 (~$870–$1200 across our lower- and higher-growth cases). This is where the model's value would be, not a forecast of the share price, which can stay above or below value for long periods.
How does Fundamentalytics value Daily Journal Corp?
We value Daily Journal Corp's normalised cash flow after stock-based pay using a ten-year discounted-cash-flow model. Near-term growth can incorporate forecasts and guidance; growth then fades to the long-run rate. The equity bridge adds cash and subtracts debt and other claims. The calculator shows the company data and assumptions you can adjust.

Data: SEC EDGAR filings, retrieved October 29, 2026. Method: how we value companies. Disclosures: research and recommendations disclosure. Back to Daily Journal Corp.

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