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What kind of company could have a negative Enterprise Value?
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Tell me about something good and something bad in your last semester.
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Which types of companies tend to have net income close to EBITDA? Can you name a couple of sectors?
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Explain the difference between Enterprise Value (EV) and Equity Value. What is the formula?
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How can companies use excess cash?
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How would you judge a company's financial health from its statements, and which indicators matter most?
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What are the main ways to value a company, and which would you expect to come out highest? Why?
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How would you compare the financial profiles of Amazon and Apple, and what key differences would drive their valuations?
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How would you value an apple tree
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If EV/Sales=2x and EV/EBITDA=8x, what's implied EBITDA margin?
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Walk me through the three main valuation methodologies (Comps, Precedents, and DCF).
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If a company's EV/Sales is 4x and its EV/EBITDA is 10x, what is the implied EBITDA margin?
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What is IRR and ROI and what is the difference.
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Does increasing leverage affect DCF value? (Does it change Enterprise Value?)
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What does a dividend recap do to IRR and multiple of money?
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Which valuation methodology do you think is most reliable? Why?
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What is working capital, and when would a healthy company run it negative?
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Think about a recent situation in which you were required to make a difficult decision. Describe the situation, the options you had, and your decision.
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Tell me about a time when you were working on a project where you were the subject matter expert on a specific topic?
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You buy a piece of equipment for $80 funded entirely with debt. What happens to the statements at purchase?
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What kind of company could have a negative Enterprise Value?

Tell me about something good and something bad in your last semester.

Which types of companies tend to have net income close to EBITDA? Can you name a couple of sectors?

Explain the difference between Enterprise Value (EV) and Equity Value. What is the formula?

How can companies use excess cash?

How would you judge a company's financial health from its statements, and which indicators matter most?

What are the main ways to value a company, and which would you expect to come out highest? Why?

How would you compare the financial profiles of Amazon and Apple, and what key differences would drive their valuations?

How would you value an apple tree

If EV/Sales=2x and EV/EBITDA=8x, what's implied EBITDA margin?

Walk me through the three main valuation methodologies (Comps, Precedents, and DCF).

If a company's EV/Sales is 4x and its EV/EBITDA is 10x, what is the implied EBITDA margin?

What is IRR and ROI and what is the difference.

Does increasing leverage affect DCF value? (Does it change Enterprise Value?)

What does a dividend recap do to IRR and multiple of money?

Which valuation methodology do you think is most reliable? Why?

What is working capital, and when would a healthy company run it negative?

Think about a recent situation in which you were required to make a difficult decision. Describe the situation, the options you had, and your decision.

Tell me about a time when you were working on a project where you were the subject matter expert on a specific topic?

You buy a piece of equipment for $80 funded entirely with debt. What happens to the statements at purchase?

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