Courses / Corporate Valuation / Cash & Cash Equivalents Upgrade AccountYour current access is limited. To continue watching this lesson, you'll need to purchase a subscription. Sign UpCash & Cash EquivalentsCash & Cash Equivalents refer to the existing cash a company has in hand. It's an important source of value to stock investors.DiscussionLesson MaterialsRestricted AccessYou need to sign up for a Lumovest subscription in order to join discussions. Sign UpRestricted AccessYou need to sign up for a Lumovest subscription in order to to download lesson materials. Sign UpCorporate Valuation 1. Case Study Overview (2:54) 2. Introduction to Corporate Valuation (4:54) 3. Enterprise Value vs. Equity Value (3:16) 4. Price vs. Value (3:36) 5. Market Capitalization (2:04) 6. Shares Outstanding (4:30) 7. Stock Options (5:05) 8. Restricted Stock Units (RSU) (3:30) 9. Treasury Stock Method (TSM) (5:42) 10. Restricted Stocks (1:16) 11. Stock Option vs. RSU (2:30) 12. Enterprise Value (4:10) 13. Debt (4:24) 14. Cash & Cash Equivalents (2:23) 15. Short-Term Investments (3:13) 16. Long-Term Investments (3:08) 17. How Equity and Enterprise Values Change (4:09) 18. Can Valuations Be Negative? (3:13) 19. Valuation Multiples (4:15) 20. Timing of Multiples (3:12) 21. Consensus Multiples (3:37) 22. Third Party Market Pricing Data (4:25) 23. Connecting Dots (3:04) 24. Quiz #1 (6 Q's) 25. Quiz #2 (5 Q's) 26. Quiz #3 (6 Q's) 27. Quiz #4 (6 Q's)
