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I'm foxed too. Due diligence is about assessing risk. The lower the valuation the less you're risking. Hence I'd expect early acquires to require far less due d
by drb311 11y ago
I'm foxed too. Due diligence is about assessing risk. The lower the valuation the less you're risking. Hence I'd expect early acquires to require far less due diligence. What am I missing?
- nerfhammer 11y agoLiabilities. While a lower valuation company would presumably be less likely to rack up some huge liabilities somehow, that is not necessarily the case.