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    Are Price to Revenue and Price/Earnings Valuation Methods Really Independent Valuation Methods?

    May 10, 2017

    Views Developed by an Appraiser Working with Business Brokers to Assess FMV Business appraisers typically assume that Price/Revenue, Price/SDE, Price/EBITDA and Price/EBIT, etc., are independent valuation methods. But, are they independent? This article shares my views on this subject matter and why they will lead to different conclusions of value.

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