Synonyms for valuation
ˌvæl yuˈeɪ ʃənval·u·a·tion

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1. evaluation, valuation, ratingnoun

   an appraisal of the value of something

   "he set a high valuation on friendship"

   Synonyms:
   military rating, paygrade, military rank, rating, evaluation

2. valuationnoun

   assessed price

   "the valuation of this property is much too high"

   Synonyms:
   evaluation, rating

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1. valuationnoun

   Synonyms:
   appraisement, estimation

2. valuationnoun

   Synonyms:
   value, worth

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1. valuationnoun

   Synonyms:
   appraisement, appraisal

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1. List of paraphrases for "valuation":

   assessment, evaluation, titration, appraisal, value, valorisation, assessing, valuing, evaluating, measurement

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1. Louis Navellier:

   Tesla's ability to achieve a trillion dollar valuation... is a confirmation that paying up for future earnings potential is still a rational investment with the right business model.

2. Derek Aberle:

   You have to step back and say why is that and would a separation actually solve whatever the underlying issues are that are creating the current valuation?, you have to be careful that it's not too simplistic an analysis.

3. Anonymous Analytics:

   Most cannabis companies trading at nosebleed valuations are loss-making start-ups that are still trying to build out their distribution infrastructure and compliance, tPB already has the distribution, has a profitable core business with a proven management team, and has the regulatory background. If TPB traded at even a fraction of the valuation of other cannabis names, the stock would double overnight.

4. Mark Evans:

   Momentum may carry developed markets lower – the U.S. in particular has risen so strongly and to such a high valuation that a correction was due, european markets have not re-rated to anything like the same extent and remain attractively valued in our view – though they too may sag a bit further.

5. Bill McDermott:

   I do not expect that to be the case because of the valuation of the company (Salesforce).