Musings on Markets

My not-so-profound thoughts about valuation, corporate finance and the news of the day!

Friday, May 20, 2011

Dual share structure: The Google model spreads

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Google rewrote the book for initial public offerings in two ways. One is that they bypassed the traditional investment banking syndicate for...
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Thursday, May 19, 2011

Valuing young growth companies: A postscript on Linkedin

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So, that was quite an opening for Linkedin.. The stock opened in the mid-80s, almost double the offer price. I know that some of you have us...
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Is Skype worth $8.5 billion? An exercise in valuing young, growth companies

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Last week, Microsoft announced that it would buy Skype for $8.5 billion. The reaction was fast, furious and very predictable. First, there ...
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Tuesday, May 3, 2011

The Little Book of Valuation

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I don't like to use this blog as a publicity front, but my newest book just hit the bookstores. It is part of Wiley's Little Book se...
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Saturday, April 30, 2011

Alternatives to the CAPM: Wrapping up

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Even as we agree to disagree about the usefulness or lack of the same of CAPM betas, let us reach consensus on a fundamental fact. To ignore...
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Alternatives to the CAPM: Part 5. Risk Adjusting the cash flows

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In the last four posts, I laid our alternatives to the CAPM beta, but all of them were structured around adjusting the discount rate for ris...
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Alternatives to the CAPM: Part 4: Market-Implied cost of equity

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As you can see from each of the alternatives laid out in the previous three parts, there are assumptions and models underlying each alternat...
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I am a Professor of Finance at the Stern School of Business at NYU. I teach classes in corporate finance and valuation, primarily to MBAs, but generally to anyone who will listen.
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