What do I do if no one's willing to
meet my valuation when I want to sell?
Not exact matches
Let's say the company was worth $ 1 million
when I
met them and I've helped them with both my Rolodex and my cash and they can now raise a round of venture capital at a
valuation of $ 6 million.
There is sometimes confusion
when a player who is reported to have a release clause is the subject of a bid that
meets the
valuation specified in the clause, but is never actually sold to the club which made the bid.
There is bargaining, attempts to save a few Pounds, and players push for moves and ruffle fans» feathers, but in general there is a recognition that
when a player is under contract for another club you have to at some point
meet a minimum
valuation to get the deal done.
The second, which actually should be your first criteria, is setting
valuation criteria — and
when these are no longer
met, selling those stocks.
From the standpoint of our own discipline, it's not surprising that
when favorable
valuation meets favorable market action (even if you restrict market action to Fed - controlled rates only), you get some amazingly strong outcomes.
It stands to reason that whatever short - term gain might be occurring stateside, longer - term pain is the prescription
when hyper - inflated
valuations meet the diminishing efficacy of global monetary policy.
When sky - high
valuations meet with weakness in market internals, a 65 % growth / 35 % income investor might make a strategic shift toward 50 % large - cap and mid-cap equity / 30 % investment - grade income / 20 % cash.