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The Dark Side of Valuation: Valuing Old Tech, New Tech, and New Economy Companies
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(Pearson Education) A comprehensive guide to valuing technology companies, for investors, financial executives, venture capitalist, and other professionals. Includes 5 detailed case studies that cover the entire tech lifecycle, from Amazon.com to Cisco and Motorola. Valuation.
479 pages, Paperback
First published February 6,2001
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479 pages, Paperback
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January 1, 2001 by Ft Pr
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9780130406521
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013040652X
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English
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A current read of this book might feel dated, but at the time it hinted the development and course of all tech companies and their IPO's, but remember: social media wasn't a thing then, so check your expectations when picking up this one.
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Pitfalls and Challenges in Valuations.
The book is like the Jedi training for finance folks—seriously, it's that good. He spills the beans on all the sneaky pitfalls in valuing stuff, making you feel like you've got this secret handbook for the financial rollercoaster.
Imagine, he talks about how we go all-in with models and how assumptions can be the wild cards that mess everything up. Market dynamics? Yep, he goes there, telling tales about how the market mood swings can throw your valuations off the track.
Now, heads up, this book isn't your quick weekend read. It's a bit like a feast; you'll need some time to devour it. But trust me, every page is worth it. Damodaran takes you on a journey through models, assumptions, value vs price, and even dives into our quirky human biases.
And the best part? He dives into our human side, exposing how our biases play tricks on us when putting a price tag on things. It's not just a cautionary tale, though; Damodaran hands you a toolkit to navigate these tricky waters.
Conclusion: Whether you're a finance guru or just dipping your toes, this book's got the vibe. Real-world examples, a dash of humor, and Damodaran's wizardry—it's the finance book you'll actually enjoy reading.
The book is like the Jedi training for finance folks—seriously, it's that good. He spills the beans on all the sneaky pitfalls in valuing stuff, making you feel like you've got this secret handbook for the financial rollercoaster.
Imagine, he talks about how we go all-in with models and how assumptions can be the wild cards that mess everything up. Market dynamics? Yep, he goes there, telling tales about how the market mood swings can throw your valuations off the track.
Now, heads up, this book isn't your quick weekend read. It's a bit like a feast; you'll need some time to devour it. But trust me, every page is worth it. Damodaran takes you on a journey through models, assumptions, value vs price, and even dives into our quirky human biases.
And the best part? He dives into our human side, exposing how our biases play tricks on us when putting a price tag on things. It's not just a cautionary tale, though; Damodaran hands you a toolkit to navigate these tricky waters.
Conclusion: Whether you're a finance guru or just dipping your toes, this book's got the vibe. Real-world examples, a dash of humor, and Damodaran's wizardry—it's the finance book you'll actually enjoy reading.
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