Isn't Intrinsic value kind of the same as estimated value (illusion), but it just sound more elegant? 🤷♂️
Here below, is an answer I get from AI when asking about it.
## What does intrinsic value mean?
***AI answer :***
* ==Intrinsic value== refers to ==the perceived or true value of an asset, such as a company, investment, or object, independent of its market value==. It is the value that an asset would have if it were sold or traded in a hypothetical, idealized market, free from external influences and biases. In other words, intrinsic value is the value that an asset has in and of itself, regardless of its current market price.
In the context of finance, intrinsic value is often used to describe the value of a company or investment security, such as a stock or bond. It is calculated by estimating the present value of all expected future cash flows, discounted at an appropriate discount rate. This approach is often used in fundamental analysis, where investors try to estimate the intrinsic value of a company by analyzing its financial statements, management team, industry trends, and other factors.
==Intrinsic value== can also be used to describe the value of an object or asset outside of the financial realm. For example, the intrinsic value of a work of art, a piece of jewelry, or a collectible might be its historical, cultural, or aesthetic significance, rather than its market value.
In philosophy, intrinsic value is often used to describe ==the inherent worth or value of something, regardless of its utility or usefulness==. For example, some philosophers argue that human life has intrinsic value, regardless of its utility or contribution to society.
In summary, intrinsic value refers to ==the true or perceived value of an asset, independent of its market value==, and is often used in finance to estimate the value of a company or investment security, or in philosophy to describe the inherent worth of something.*
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