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🔥 Explore Best Courses By Simplilearn: https://www.simplilearn.com/?utm_campaign=ValuationModeling-y0t4uw0FWI4&utm_medium=DescriptionFirstFold&utm_source=youtube Basic valuation techniques are as follows 1. Past performance: Past performance informs us on the historical average level of turnovers and net profit and cash-flows and volatility of these numbers through time. 2. Current structure of the balance sheet: The current structure of the balance sheet provides us with some key financial ratios that can provide a quick diagnosis of how healthy a business is 3. Current structure of the future cash-flows: Finally, the current structure of the future cash-flows enables us to relate the value of a business to how it is expected to continue doing its business. 🔥Explore Our Free Courses: https://www.simplilearn.com/skillup-free-online-courses?utm_campaign=ValuationModeling&utm_medium=Description&utm_source=youtube Profitability tells us whether a company has been generating profit over its history. A company generating profit is more valuable than a company that is not. Equity holders expect a return on their investment and will pay more for a company that provides them with a good return on capital. Solvency relates to the capacity of a business endure a period of tough environment being from the demand perspective or from more general economic conditions, new competitions etc. A solvent company usually holds capital to be able to suffer some losses or a severe reduction in its Net Asset Value. Leverage is a little bit related to solvency in that the leverage tells us how large the business balance sheet, it compare to its core equity. If we create a company with 1€ today and borrow €99 from a bank we have €100 worth of available assets in the country. The leverage doesn't tell us how dangerously we decide to invest the €100 of assets but a high leverage ratio means that there is little margin for a reduction of the Net Asset Value, that is to say it is likely the business can become insolvent. Turnover level is both very useful and very misleading information. On a very fundamental level a large turnover is good as it means the business is selling what it is supposed to sell. However the turnover has little if no correlation with how profitable the business actually is. Cash-flows are the fundamental aspect of a company to analyse. Cash-flow structure are fairly separate aspect from the balance sheet static view and the sales. Immediate profitability is relatively easy measure in comparison to potential. When a business generates profit there is data to use to extrapolate this profit pattern in the future and try to infer what the corresponding present value of those future profits is. Get Financial Modelling Online Certification Training Here - https://www.simplilearn.com/in/business-and-leadership-certification-training-coursesfinancial-modeling-with-ms-excel-advanced-certification-training?utm_campaign=ValuationModeling&utm_medium=DescriptionFirstFold&utm_source=youtube For more updates on courses and tips follow us on: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Simplilearn - Twitter: https://twitter.com/simplilearn Get the Android app: http://bit.ly/1WlVo4u Get the iOS app: http://apple.co/1HIO5J0 🔥🔥