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How Company Valuations work
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Company Valuations
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Nvidia
AI chips, GPUs, data centers
Apple
iPhone, services, devices
Microsoft
Software, cloud, AI, enterprise tools
Alphabet
Google, YouTube, cloud, advertising
Amazon
E-commerce, AWS, logistics
Broadcom
Semiconductors, infrastructure software
Meta
Social media, advertising, AI
Tesla
Electric vehicles, energy
Eli Lilly
Pharmaceuticals
Micron Technology
Memory and storage solutions
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Valuation Methods
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