I was surprised that the adjusted tangible book is not as popular as the other methods. It seems the most concrete of the bunch, though I do understand it is somewhat difficult to keep track of everything.
It seems the price earning method is really influenced by the stock market, and could easily reflect poorly on the company when they are doing well. So to me it seems weird to use this method.
What are you actually selling in an acquisition? Is it your stock in the company, giving up your position, etc? How often do people use third parties to evaluate the company?
Again I feel like most of this is over my head and can't say I disagree with anything.
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