Valuing the Business 7 Different Ways in Just Over 20 Minutes
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In this video, I want to tell you why most value investors don’t short sell.
“Coty – which is a public cosmetics company – bought a 51% stake of Kylie Jenner’s cosmetic company for $600 million. This values the entire company at about $1.2 Billion.”. One of my quotes from the video below.
If you want to learn how to value a company multiple different ways on limited information – just 2 short sentences in this case – find out how in the video below.
Let’s get to it…
In the 21-minute video above, I did a live valuation of Kylie Jenner’s cosmetics company based on the upcoming 51% acquisition of the company by Coty.
Here are some of my initial valuations on Kylie’s cosmetics:
- Who got the better side of the deal here?
- Why?
- And more…
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Who do you think came out with the better side of this deal? Let me know in the comments below.
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Note as I’m getting ready to publish this article.
Apparently Coty shareholders and institutional investors think Kylie Jenner got the better side of this deal. Since it was announced last week, Coty shares are down 6% as of this writing.
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