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This is how every company is valued. The point is not that the company is literally valued for some exact amount of money, but how it compares to other companie
by keiferski 3y ago
This is how every company is valued. The point is not that the company is literally valued for some exact amount of money, but how it compares to other companies’ valuations.
Capitalism 101.
- Zigurd 3y agoThe parent post remains correct. An illiquid investment in a tiny percentage of a company is not a reliable measure for valuation. Any sophisticated investor would see it as a way of manipulating the price.