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How To Determine The Value Of A Small Business 

YoungUpstarts

There are two most common approaches which are used to figure the value of a business. The first is known as “the book value method.” To understand the book value of your business you should subtract the depreciation, the consumption of assets from their initial worth.

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4 Tips for Growing Your Investment Portfolio

The Startup Magazine

Invest in Diversified Stocks Boost the value of your investment portfolio by creating a diverse, balanced, and dynamic stock investment portfolio. Here is a webpage for comparing stocks , stock analytics data, book values, debts, dividends, price performance, profitability, and more to help you get started right away.

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The Business Model Canvas Gets Even Better – Value Proposition Design

Steve Blank

This week the author of the business model canvas, my friend Alexander Osterwalder, launched his new book Value Proposition Design , the sequel to his million copy best seller, Business Model Generation. His new book does three things: 1. Introduces the Value Proposition Canvas.

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Mathematical vs. Economic Dilution of Startup Equity: Thinner Slices of an Extra-Large Pizza

Gust

Every S-1 contains the same language in Risk Factors that reads, essentially, “If you buy shares in our IPO, you will experience substantial and immediate dilution in the pro forma net tangible book value per share.”

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You have to judge a cover by its book

Life Beyond Code

Over-confidence: Your cover value far exceeds your book value. Untapped Potential: Your book value far exceeds your cover value. High Potential: Your cover value matches or slightly exceeds the book value. But you have trouble keeping them. You are a “frustrated” hidden gem.

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So, what if you run out of money?

Berkonomics

Running out of cash denigrates the very value of a business, reducing greatly any bargaining power with suppliers or acquirers.

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5 Financial Concepts Every Startup Founder Should Know

The Startup Magazine

When a company acquires another business, they often pay a lot more than the book value of the company. That’s because the parties that acquire companies look at more than cash value; they look at other less tangible characteristics that make a company worth money.

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