Sentences with phrase «about valuation of their business»

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«What I see a lot of the time is that founders are focused on valuation and vanity metrics rather than thinking about what's going to be best for the business long - term,» he said.

Resource Want to know more about valuations, particularly from the viewpoint of buying or selling a business?

Too many founders worry about negotiating the last dime on the valuation instead of realising that it won't really matter if they are able to build a large successful business.

Recently, Buffett has been fielding a lot of questions about stock market valuations and how one should value individual businesses.

Writing or talking about valuation before describing what is needed to create a business is to put a horse in front of a cart.

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Your initial email should include a brief overview of the business, telling us in no more than one page about: - Your technology, any IP, and why it's better than the competition - Traction so far / planned route to market and your business model - Team - Funding until now, how much you're raising and at what valuation - Whether you envisage further funding rounds being necessary in the future You can include links to a business plan or any other documents with the email if you wish.

So the trick is to think about how the cash is likely to come out of a particular business and pick a valuation tool accordingly.

no one in thier right mind would believe this the club is quibbling over the valuation of Mustafi yet between Wengers fee which is around 8 million a year (for doing nothing) AND silent stans Business advisory fee of around 3 million (when did Stan know anything about football?)

Will Uber, with a valuation about to surpass the levels of GM, DuPont, and Time Warner, evolve beyond online transportation and be the standard business model that will employ the next generation of professionals?

I recap how each of the underlying businesses performed during 2017, as well as provide a few remarks about valuation.

Differing from value investing, Fisher's philosophy is known as growth investing, which does not care so much about the specific valuation of a stock but rather looks to identify strong businesses that try to outperform their current valuations, even though they might not be considered «value» buys.

For those who think about individual business valuations as an important underpinning of equities, rising stock prices bring with them valuation considerations which we have talked about in previous letters.

While reading through the transcripts of some of Greenblatt's classes at Columbia, I noticed he mentioned a similar point about being average at valuation work (not really better than anyone else in the business), but being above average at putting the information in context, remembering the big picture, and being able to pinpoint what factors really matter to an investment.

So the trick is to think about how the cash is likely to come out of a particular business and pick a valuation tool accordingly.

You are looking to evaluate all sorts of things about the business — its valuation, its financial strength, the quality of its management, competitors, suppliers and so on — and trying to distil all that into a simple yes / no answer.

As a disciple of Ben Graham, when working on any business and not necessarily moats, I developed my own ways of thinking about valuation.

After talking about the important concept of economic moats in the first part of his interview, in this second and concluding part, Prof. Bakshi talks about his thoughts on valuations, mental models, diversification, checklists, and why you must buy great businesses for the long term.

With some juicy valuations floating around there are a lot of comments about «quality» stocks, as though the discounted future cash flows of one business are worth exponentially more than the same comparable discounted future cash flows of an alternative company that isn't a consumer staple or discretionary.

This strategy makes sense, but the value of asset management businesses obviously resides primarily in people & goodwill — I'm concerned about the potential implications for EIIB's market valuation.

Once quality is made part of the valuation of a business, the investing process is very different than when it is mostly about accounting and finance.

You have to also think about a whole lot of other factors relating to the economics of the business, the operating and capital allocation skills of the manager and last but not the least the valuation.

In this edition, we feature a Business Insider summary of a recent Baupost letter, a summary of Guy Spier's approach to using checklists, a video of Tom Russo's talk at Google on «Global Value Investing», a ValueWalk article on Pzena Asset Management, an FT article on Steve Jobs which analyses the start - up conditions at Apple; plus two more videos at the end of this issue — one from Bill Miller on why he thinks now is the perfect time to buy US stocks, the other from London Value Investor Conference speaker Jean - Marie Eveillard who speaks about market cycles and the risks he sees ahead from «valuation problems» brought about by quantitative easing.

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The business debuted on April 3 at about $ 165 per share for a valuation of about $ 30 billion.

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