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The Pricing of internet stocks
Estrada, Javier; Cirera A.Technical Note FN-467-EFinanceThe technical note recreates a report written by a consultant to his clients which, far from trying to justify the valuation of Internet stocks, attempts to be a map to guide unaware investors through the madness of investing in these shares. It covers several interesting facts and opinions about Internet companies, analyzes the rationale behind the low supply and the high demand for Internet stocks, discusses several methods currently used for v...Starting at €8.20
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The Pricing of Internet Stocks (II)
Estrada, JavierTechnical Note FN-475-EFinanceThis note, which complements the note "The Pricing of Internet Stocks" (FN-467-E), addresses the application of the reverse valuation and expected values methods to the valuation of Yahoo!, the leading Internet portal and one of the blue chips of the Internet world. The note concludes by stressing that, regardless of the merits of the new measures designed to assess the value of Internet stocks, the value of any company was, is, and always will b...Starting at €8.20
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Valuing companies by cash flow discounting: Eight methods and six theories
Fernández, PabloTechnical Note FN-478-EFinanceThis note is a summarized compendium of all the methods and theories on company valuation using cash flow discounting.Starting at €8.20
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Hilton Hotels, Corp.
Estrada, JavierCase F-711-EFinanceThis is an introductoy case to the issue of company valuation. It introduces two rather-simple models, such as the dividend-valuation model and the use of P/E ratios. The pros and cons of the differrent versions of these models are analyzed and discussed. Ideal for an introduccion to stock princing early in a Corporate Finance course.Starting at €8.20
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Hilton Hotels, Corp. - Teaching Note
Estrada, JavierTeaching Note FT-58-EFinanceTeaching note to accompany case F-711-E.Starting at €0.00
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Fractus-3i: A New Round of Financing (B): Confiential Information for 3i's Representative
Herlicq, Bruno; Segurado, Juan Luis; Roure, JuanCase E-31-EEntrepreneurshipThe case describes the background to the negotiation of a final round of financing between a high-tech start-up (Fractus) and a venture capital firm (3i). It focuses on the impact of the valuation on the dilution of the company's equity.Starting at €5.74
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Fractus-3i: A New Round of Financing (A): Confiential Information for Fractus' Representative
Herlicq, Bruno; Segurado, Juan Luis; Roure, JuanCase E-30-EEntrepreneurshipThe case describes the background to the negotiation of a final round of financing between a high-tech start-up (Fractus) and a venture capital firm (3i). It focuses on the impact of the valuation on the dilution of the company's equity.Starting at €8.20
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TelePizza 1999: Value and Price
Forman C.; Palencia, LuisCase C-731-EAccounting and ControlIn June 1999 the decision by TelePizza's CEO and main shareholder to sell 5% of his stake in the company stock prompted a 9% drop in the share price. If it was a market overreaction and the fundamentals were unchanged, it could have been a good buy opportunity. The case can be used to analyze the drivers of value (profitability and growth) and revise current market price in view of their sustainability.Starting at €8.20
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Valuation of NIKE and Reebok in 2004, The (A). Understanding the Accounting
Palencia, LuisCase C-733-EAccounting and ControlThis is the first in a series of three cases that illustrate accounting-based valuation methods. The first case restates NIKE and Reebok's financial statements in a way suitable to analyze current profitability and growth. The second analyzes and interprets NIKE and Reebok's current profitability and growth. The third uses the results of the previous two cases, together with analysts' earnings forecasts, to value NIKE and Reebok.Starting at €8.20