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EV/EBITDA Explained: A Key Valuation Multiple for Investors

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Company valuation employs different methodologies, including intrinsic approaches like Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis, and relative valuation. The core idea behind relative valuation is to estimate a company’s value by comparing it to similar companies based on how the market prices their financial metrics.

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Can Salesforce return to its former lofty heights, after slumping 50% from its all time high?

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The current price of $133 represents a market capitalization of $145 billion. This expected improvement is also in line with the views of investment bank JP Morgan, as they proposed a target price of $200 per share and classified the stock as overweight. The Discounted Cash Flow analysis produced a value of $99.5

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Can Salesforce return to its former lofty heights, after slumping 50% from its all time high?

Valutico

The current price of $133 represents a market capitalization of $145 billion. This expected improvement is also in line with the views of investment bank JP Morgan, as they proposed a target price of $200 per share and classified the stock as overweight. The Discounted Cash Flow analysis produced a value of $99.5

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After reporting stellar quarterly results, can Visa close the gap to its all time high?

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Cheaper online shopping with Argentinian peso and Visa By utilizing PayPal for e-commerce transactions, consumers have been eligible for a discount of up to 40% when using Visa as the payment option. This is due to favorable exchange rates offered by the Central Bank of Argentina for foreign credit cards.

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Visa: Dominating the Global Payments Industry

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goes back to the launch of the BankAmericard, a consumer credit program by Bank of America in 1958. The program was led by Mr. Dee Hock’s vision to bring together various banks as members of a “non-stock, for profit membership corporation” and operate credit cards under the ‘Visa’ franchise.

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SWS Group: The Breakdown

Appraisal Rights

Further to our prior post about Delaware’s two new appraisal decisions, SWS Group was a small, struggling bank holding company that merged on January 1, 2015 into one of its own substantial creditors, Hilltop Holdings. Stockholders of SWS received a mix of cash and Hilltop stock worth $6.92 at closing. below the merger price.

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Good (Bad) Banks and Good (Bad) Investments: At the right price.

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I also used the banking framework to argue that good banks have stickier deposits, with a higher precent of these deposits being non-interest bearing, that they invest in loans and investment securities on which they earn interest rates that cover and exceed the default risk in these investments. All Equity, All the time!

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