What are the valuation models of intrinsic stock value?

The models for valuing the intrinsic value of a stock are: discounted cash flow model, internal rate of return model, zero growth model, constant growth model, and price-earnings ratio valuation model. Intrinsic stock value is the value that analysts believe a stock truly represents after analyzing the company's financial condition, earnings prospects, and other factors that affect the company's bottom line.

This so-called intrinsic value depends in some sense on the views of the individual analyst or investor, so different conclusions may be drawn about the same company. There are many ways of calculating the intrinsic value of a stock, but they are all calculated by discounting future earnings to present value (i.e. the present value of future payments).