The Ultimate Guide to Business Valuation: Key Methods and Approaches , industry Secrets and How Experts Calculate Business Valuation

By: Adam Diesel

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Whether you're an entrepreneur, investor, or simply interested in the fascinating world of business valuation, The Ultimate Guide to Business Valuation is for you! This book is a complete step by step guide to understand the essentials for making strategic decisions in the corporate world, discuss various valuation techniques, their applications, and practical implications and discuss the potential challenges and limitations faced in this field.

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In this Book We will discuss :

● Portfolio Management And Valuation

● Financial Management And Valuation

● Mergers Acquisitions And Valuation

● Public Offering and Valuation

● Business Sale

● Distinguish Between “Cost”, “Price”, And “Value”

● The Differences Between Cost, Price, And Value

● The Concept Of “Free Cash Flow” (FCF)

● Selecting The Business Valuation Methods;

● Applying The Selected Valuation Methods:

● Reaching The Business Value

● Factors Influencing Business Valuation

● Challenges In Business Valuation

● Accounting For Intangible Assets And Goodwill

● Subjectivity In Valuations

● Accurately Forecasting Future Performance

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Overall, too simple.

I appreciated this book for informing me, simplistically, of the general types of analysis that were possible. I assume these were all correct. I found it however to be foolishly simplistic in the discussion of certain topics. Here's a good example: when assessing the value of a movable object, such as a ship, it's important to remember that the value can fluctuate based on the size of the ship. I paraphrase, but it literally expressed that. What it should've said is that there are trained professionals expert in the valuation of all of these kinds of assets, including ships and buildings and trucks, and they take many variables into account. That's all they needed to say.

waste of time

total shit. if you have common sense, you will get nothing new from this book.