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V5. The Price to Book (P/Book) Ratio

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Uploaded on Apr 7, 2008

In this fourth video on valuation, the P/Book ratio is discussed. Like all of the valuation methods, it has advantages and limitations - and perhaps more importantly, times when it might be relevant and times when less so - more for companies that have tangible book values that can be determined and where the assets are more tangible and relevant to the companies productive capacity ultimately, less so for companies where the book value does not capture value such as goodwill or a brand that might also not be reflected in the balance sheet.

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  • Glass232499

    so how do you know what book value is?

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  • savingandinvesting

    From a an analysis of the balance sheet where one would look at the Total Assets and subtract intangible assets such as goodwill to arrive at the company's Book Value.

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  • Ed McKenna

    you look like the asshole from the movie wallstreet 

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  • ramjaxs

    also needs to subtract liabilities..

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  • Joe Serrano

    Thanx Mike for yet another interestin' vid! 5 stars man, keep up the good work!

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  • dakshinamurti

    Excelent stuff, Michael!

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