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Cay Con
caycon.com · Personal blog · on HN since 2009
Cay Con is a consultant's site with startup advice on business models, leadership, procrastination and a startup valuation estimator.
What HN saysHN mentions it only for its online startup valuation form, and the commenter doubts a web form is a good way to value a business.
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afdssfda · 2011-10-20
How about 50% of valuation - valuation of his 5% share?
Not sure the best way to get business valuation is an online form... but here's one: http://www.caycon.com/valuation.php
:)