Let's check the inventory.

October is inventory time.

Put him on the inventory.

What's the post money valuation?

That's post money valuation, right?

This is the pre money valuation.

They've sold us all their inventory. It's gone.

Is there an inventory of the missing documents?

We should inventory the donations piling up here.

According to the inventory, we're low on everything.

Say, does this building have a food inventory?

And what is our post money valuation?

Our post money valuation is 22.5 million.

Wealth Accounting and Valuation of Ecosystem Services.

So what is the post money valuation?

stock keeping unit an inventory item identified by a unique alphanumeric designation assigned to an object in an inventory control system

But you don't use it for inventory and payroll

Experts put a high valuation on the painting.

You're looking for 5 million at what valuation?

And this would be the post money valuation.

I got a lot of inventory to go through here.

And so this leads to a process of valuation.

I will do a whole playlist on valuation, eventually.

And this pre money valuation is really, really important.

Up rounds are when your pre money valuation of this round is more than the post money valuation of the last round.

Oh, I don't know. Better inventory that last shipment of steel.

So we'll give you a 15 million pre money valuation.

So anyway, we get a 15 million pre money valuation.

Valuation is just what you think it is, you know?

And of course the pre money valuation is just you just take the pre money valuation plus the amount of cash they're giving us.

The only thing I've got in my inventory is a cigarette pack.

In the first problem, you have a large inventory of identical items.

So once again, they're going to do a pre money valuation.

Cultures discovered the key feature of valuation thousands of years ago.

So my 200,000 shares are worth 200,000 according to his valuation.

Listen, 50 of my inventory is manufactured in sweatshops on the Malaysian border.

There's more to this company than just the equipments, the inventory and the cash.

Because if you get too good of a valuation, in the next round it might be hard to get people who are going to give you a better valuation.

These same valuation systems are redeployed when we're valuing interactions with other people.

And that's important because Price to Earnings really is more of a relative valuation.

So often times, you actually don't want to get too good of a valuation.

So it's a very different scenario depending on what our pre money valuation is.

John Lloyd's Inventory of the Invisible Adapted from a TEDTalk given by John Lloyd in 2009

And they were going to have to have those resources, inventory of jerseys, warehouses, logistic systems.

Now what does that result in their valuation, or in terms of their market cap?