Final Value
• Now that you have 3 difference valuations (discounted cash flow, market comparison, liquidation), arrange these values highest to lowest.
• Understand that, in the real world, you would have multiple scenarios for each valuation accounting for different projections which would reflect a best-case scenario, worst-case scenario, and most-likely scenario.
• Considering that none of these valuations are perfect, make a decision about what the best valuation would be. It should, obviously, fall somewhere between your highest and lowest value.
• Explain to me why you ended up at that valuation.