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all right folks welcome to investing for beginners podcast tonight we have episode 213

and we're going to go back to answering some great listener questions we got a fantastic one

from Kevin from New Zealand which we are going to answer tonight so we're going to spend a little

bit of time talking through and working through this question because he's got some really good

interesting nuggets in here so Andrew and I thought this might be a very interesting discussion

for everyone so go ahead and start reading the question so I have I started investing in November

last year in New Zealand stocks and moved to U.S. shares about March this year in intrinsic value

I hear you guys talk about it all the time and I've looked at a few ways to calculate and

evidently reading the current nugget series I would like to add a calculation to my sheets that

identifies what I think the value of a company or share is so I can understand if I'm paying a

dollar for a dollar is there a good go-to formula that I could use for this and that would work in

New Zealand given the different reporting and financial system be great to get any advice on this

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