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Re: B402 post# 96036

Sunday, 03/24/2013 12:33:51 PM

Sunday, March 24, 2013 12:33:51 PM

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Here is what you should be looking at 402, thanks to Ann1. I really don't think she needed your lesson in fractions, but that was nice of you anyway! She said for a growth company to get a true valuation this approach works better.
1. Estimate the potential size of the market For the product the company is producing.
2. Estimate the potential market share that a firm could expect to control in such a market.
3. Estimate a cost structure for the industry.
4. Estimate the size the company needs to be to in order to be self funding.
5. Estimate a sales growth profile for the company.
6. Estimate the amount of capital the company requires in order to reach it's self sustaining point.
7. Construct a simple DCF
8. Estimate a probability that a market will be successfully Established for the product, then Probability weigh the DCF

This might work better. Glty
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