Titlebook: Valuations of Early-Stage Companies and Disruptive Technologies; How to Value Life Sc Tiran Rothman Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Introduction a detailed overview of the financial elements of valuations. Because it is now understood that people’s financial behavior is not always rational, this book also addresses how these behavioral factors affect financial valuations, drawing on several interdisciplinary approaches. It also provides a p

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Understanding Financial Valuations: Foundations and Basic Traditional Techniques underlies behavioral aspects of valuations. It defines valuation terms, including fair market, investment, accounting, and intrinsic value; and discusses different valuation methods: Market Capitalization; Times Revenue; Earnings Multiplier; Discounted Cash Flow (DCF); Book Value; Net Asset Value;

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Understanding the Basic Elements of Stockholder Statements and Their Use in Valuationse sheet, cash flow statements, profit and loss (P/L) or income statements, and the valuations of non-operating assets in stockholder statements, which reveal an organization’s equity and financial performance, essential information for investors and creditors. Among the elements examined are assets,

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Introduction to Behavioral Financesical economic definitions of rationality. Drawing on the groundbreaking work of Kahneman and Tversky, this chapter identifies and defines major heuristics and biases people apply to their behavior in financial markets. These include: the hot hand fallacy; the efficient market hypothesis, the psycho