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Quoting a line from this question’s answer to part c):
“Although the future potential of the company represented by the dividend valuation model, rather than the current value of the assets, is probably a better estimate of the potential of the company, the price of $60 million seems excessive.”
Sir does this statement suggest that current value of the assets is a better estimate of future potential of a business than dividend valuation model? Or is it the other way round. Am getting confused because of the way the sentence is framed.
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