MCD Stock Intrinsic Value
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Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.Independent analyst profile- Source published
- 06 Sept 2026, 12:00 UTC
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- 06 Sept 2026, 15:31 UTC

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The analysis focuses on McDonald's (MCD) stock, suggesting it is currently overvalued. The speaker presents a valuation model based on dividend growth and present value calculations across three scenarios: normal, best, and worst case. In the normal case, the intrinsic value is calculated at $169.37. In the best case, it's $280.61, and in the worst case, it's $137.02. When considering a weighted average of these scenarios, the estimated intrinsic value is around $179.69. This is significantly below the current stock price of $260.95. The speaker highlights that McDonald's has experienced slow growth over time and is not priced at a bargain. The dividend yield is noted as relatively low, especially when compared to potential interest rate environments. The analysis concludes that McDonald's is overvalued and recommends avoiding it at the current price point.
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