Accounting numbers are the beginning, not the end, of business valuation

The cost and value of an asset are two totally unrelated bed-fellows

Sometimes the most helpful advice you can give a client is the truth

Price is what you pay, value is what you get

Valuing a business is part an art and part a science

A ridiculous valuation can turn off an investor

You would only do something positive with your time if you value time

Consistently fair and honest professional services performed by an unimpeachably neutral expert over time will open doors to opportunities where being neutral is not only desirable, but a prerequisite

If you have rights over an intangible asset, then it has value which can be unearthed.

Valuers unearth value based on facts

Business efficiency and high value are interconnected

Focus only on the tangible asset and you would miss the true value of a business

Without an underlying tangible asset, an intangible asset will not arise.

The value of a business is driven by facts, not an opinion

Fair value and fair market value cannot be the same; one is for the courts

I see value when others see cost. What are they missing?

You miss a big point if you argue that the price is the value

The value of a business is driven by the future cash potential

Business valuation is not based on value judgement

Investment students need only two well-taught courses - how to value a business and how to think about market prices

The vertical height above your house has value. Just get a height permit

I am running to business valuers. I am tired of my revenue and costs. I need value

Valuation that is not backed by a story is both soulless and untrustworthy. We remember stories better than spreadsheets.

There is nothing like starting your Monday off with an e-mail containing a small novel written by some PhD being paid $1,000 an hour to issue a rebuttal to your unimpeachably neutral expert opinion