Why I must try to falsify my scenarios As previously discussed, I value a business by estimating an upside, central case and downside scenario for the business and the probability that each of these scenarios will occur. These estimates are in turn based on some underlying assumptions that I make. The major risk to my [...]
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Falsifying scenario’s
Posted in Falsifying scenario’s on February 6, 2010 | 1 Comment »
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- Competitive Advantage – 1
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- Competitive Advantage – 3
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- Falsifying scenario’s
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- Ignoring market moves
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