Lessons
- Valuation Lecture 3: DCF, FCFE, and FCFF
- Valuation Lecture 4: Equity Risk Premiums
- Valuation Lecture 6: Beta and Cost of Capital Tests
- Valuation Lecture 7: Working with Cash Flows
- Valuation Lecture 8: Growth Tests and Estimating Growth
- Valuation Lecture 9: Estimating Growth Rates
- Valuation Lecture 10: Estimating Terminal Value
- Valuation Lecture 11: Tying the Loose Ends
- Valuation Lecture 12: Dark Side of Valuation
- Valuation Lecture 13: DFC Valuation Tests
- Valuation Lecture 14: Advanced Valuation
- Valuation Lecture 16: Relative Valuation
- Valuation Lecture 17: Analyzing Multiples
- Valuation Lecture 18: Finding Comparables
- Valuation Lecture 19: Relative and Private Company Valuation
- Valuation Lecture 20: Private Company Valuation and Real Options
- Valuation Lecture 21: Real Options - The Option to Delay
- Valuation Lecture 22: Option to Expand and Option to Abandon
Valuation Lecture 12: Dark Side of Valuation
This video is a part of online course on Valuation by Professor Aswath Damodaran of NYU. This lecture discusses:
- Value and price
- Regulatory impact on value
- The fundamental determinants of value
- The dark side of valuation
- Difficult to value companies
The class is currently being taught by Prof. Aswath Damodaran at the NYU’s Stern Business School.
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