The financial markets are full of opportunities. I’ve learned a lot from it over the past few years. The key is knowing where to focus and also having a good mentor for me it was" mrs ann fiocca".
She is great at what she does with amazing skills, she changed my 0.1BTC to 2.1BTC within two weeks of trading, and I am fully confident that she is reliable.
that is true, i am grateful to the one who gave me level-headed advice and helped me throughout my "crypto journey. I started with $3,280 and in a few weeks she changed my life by helping me achieve a portfolio of $12,645 !!!" You've saved me from a huge financial debt with just a little investment,"' thank you so much, ms. Ann Fiocca"
Ok so you mean to say that the valuation of a company is is calculated by removing all the liabilities and only seeking through the assets which it will have for further use and might as a backup. Really nice data thanks...
Correct. This video is inaccurate. This video is perfect example of a business broker setting high expectations and is quite literally why 80% of businesses for sale never sell. There’s a price for everything and If 80% of businesses don’t sell that tells you something about how well they were priced. This is also why business brokers have an awful track record of failing to get businesses sold. This was incredibly vague and fails to acknowledge many caveats that come with each add back being mentioned. Regarding FF&E, based on sales data FF&E is not added above the purchase price of the business because without the business the FF&E is worthless to an investor. In most cases it’s sold as a package deal within the fair market value of said business. Lastly, the avg. multiple for small businesses (businesses that have a revenue under $5m ) is 1.5 - 3 (most commonly 2 again varies by sector and many many many more caviats) (Oh also that businesses of this size trade based on multiples of normalized SDE and not based off of EBITDA) Bottom line if you want to know true valuation of a business look at real data of what actually sold. Not the other 80% of delusional expectations
@@gregorylicciardello8583 depends on how much it did cost you. You can start a business even for free or for a super small amount and get it back in months.
Unnecessary family members on payroll had me rolling 😂😂
EXTREME real talk
Good presentation! Too little time for a deep dive, but what was covered makes complete sense:).
Thank you for this video, very helpful!
The financial markets are full of opportunities. I’ve learned a lot from it over the past few years. The key is knowing where to focus and also having a good mentor for me it was" mrs ann fiocca".
This is not the first time I am hearing of Mrs. Ann Fiocca and her exploits in the trading world but I have no idea how to reach her..
Wow, amazing to see others trading with Ms. Ann Fiocca, I am currently on my 5th trade with her and my portfolio has grown tremendously.
She is great at what she does with amazing skills, she changed my 0.1BTC to 2.1BTC within two weeks of trading, and I am fully confident that she is reliable.
that is true, i am grateful to the one who gave me level-headed advice and helped me throughout my "crypto journey. I started with $3,280 and in a few weeks she changed my life by helping me achieve a portfolio of $12,645 !!!" You've saved me from a huge financial debt with just a little investment,"' thank you so much, ms. Ann Fiocca"
Bonus blooper ending, perfect haha
Great video Sir
Very helpful, thank you so much
Amazing video! Clear, and funny ending 😆
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video!
Ok so you mean to say that the valuation of a company is is calculated by removing all the liabilities and only seeking through the assets which it will have for further use and might as a backup. Really nice data thanks...
Why did you add back the FFE?
why would I pay six times what they make a year? that would be a dumb investor. It would take him 6. years just to get his investment back.
If you start from scratch how long would it take to break even?
Minimum 5 years and that’s no guarantee
Correct. This video is inaccurate. This video is perfect example of a business broker setting high expectations and is quite literally why 80% of businesses for sale never sell.
There’s a price for everything and If 80% of businesses don’t sell that tells you something about how well they were priced.
This is also why business brokers have an awful track record of failing to get businesses sold.
This was incredibly vague and fails to acknowledge many caveats that come with each add back being mentioned.
Regarding FF&E, based on sales data FF&E is not added above the purchase price of the business because without the business the FF&E is worthless to an investor. In most cases it’s sold as a package deal within the fair market value of said business.
Lastly, the avg. multiple for small businesses (businesses that have a revenue under $5m ) is 1.5 - 3 (most commonly 2 again varies by sector and many many many more caviats)
(Oh also that businesses of this size trade based on multiples of normalized SDE and not based off of EBITDA)
Bottom line if you want to know true valuation of a business look at real data of what actually sold. Not the other 80% of delusional expectations
@@gregorylicciardello8583 depends on how much it did cost you. You can start a business even for free or for a super small amount and get it back in months.
My business is open for immediate purchase.
I’ll give $17
Awfully vague & inaccurate