Cheap or free DCF software on the net?

[Kathy in FL]

Anybody know of a decent, cheap, or free DCF program that I could download?

Looking for a better option than that old HP...
Kathy

 

[Anonymous]

Well, no, but you can set up your own using a calculating table in Word Perfect & I assume Word has something similar. I have subdivision tables that I plug in a cash flow and discount rate and bingo. Ditto for other income streams like royalty payments.

terry

 

[Paul Ness MAI]

I've used various canned dcf programs over the years, most of which are expensive. But for the past number of years I just use Excel and keep different templates for different situations. Excel is very flexible and powerful and works well for me. If you have Excel, I'll email a dcf file for you.

 

[Fred]

http://www.woodfieldconsulting.net/tools/ell_java.htm[/url]

 

[roncole]

I use @value software and am very happy with it, it is inexpensive and very flexable.

www.atvalue.com

You can download a demo.

 

[Restrain]

You can do just about anything with Excel. The problem is understanding it, so it will cost you a $39.95 book. If you can get an easy DCF sofware at that price and that's all you need, well...

Roger