Aswath Damodaran
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Aswath Damodaran - Books/Stories/Written Works
by Referenceviews: 648Dec 13 2010Aswath Damodaran Books. Aswath Damodaran bibliography includes all books by Aswath Damodaran. Book list may include collections, novellas. This list is alphabetical, and you can sort by any column. These items, like Valuation Approaches and Metrics and Corporate finance include images when available. You may copy this fact-based...more
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Notable University of California, Los Angeles Alumni/Students
List of notable or famous alumni/graduates/students from University of California, Los Angeles; prominent alums from this institution incl. celebrities, politicians and business people. Alphabetical, sortable by column.
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Aswath Damodaran: Never Say Never
youtube.com 1 mins - Apr 09, 2011 - Uploaded by ronzember
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Damodaran on Beta Risk
youtube.com 7 mins - Nov 25, 2007 - Uploaded by sget88
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Damodaran on Dividends
youtube.com 10 mins - Nov 28, 2007 - Uploaded by sget88
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Aswath Damodaran, Professor, Stern School of Business, New York University
youtube.com 21 mins - May 28, 2012 - Uploaded by vccircle
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Valuation Guru Explains How Bankers Screwed Up Facebook's Valuation
Source: The Business InsiderAswath Damodaran, NYU's legendary finance professor, has gotten a lot of attention lately for calling Apple's top and predicting how Facebook would trade on it's IPO date. In a new op-ed for CNN.com, Damodaran addresses the idea that the Facebook pricing ...
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Facebook Overvaluation Explained By Damodaran
Source: valuewalk.comIn his op-ed for CNN.com today Aswath Damodaran undermines that view suggesting that it makes little sense for anyone involved. His logic goes like this, in the IPO the banks that underwrote it took a big hit to their reputation from the deal and will be ...
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The Valuation Guru Who Nailed Apple Reveals Facebook's Fair Price
Source: Yahoo FinanceAswath Damodaran, NYU's legendary finance professor, has made two monster calls in recent weeks: 1) He sold Apple near the top after holding it for 15 years. 2) He said Facebook would be a "Goldilocks IPO"—not too hot, not too cold.