Warren Buffett calculates the intrinsic value of a business primarily by determining the discounted cash flow value, which involves estimating all the cash a company can generate from its current operations throughout its remaining lifespan and discounting those projected future cash flows back to their present value using a conservative interest rate roughly equivalent to a risk-free government bond yield. This method focuses on the fundamental economic earning power of the enterprise rather than fluctuating stock market ticker prices.

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