My brother sent me the following article from last Sunday’s New York Times: A New Way to Gauge a Start-Up’s Worth.
Andrew Metrick of Wharton has come up with a new way to value a start-up’s worth. Utilizing a few reasonable assumptions in place of traditionally difficult to gather data, Professor Metrick’s method calculates a present value of a start-up’s future earnings without relying on the relative valuation of other companies’ stocks (which can provide widly inaccurate values).
A simple yet effective solution, we’ll see if it gets used in the wild.
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