Wow. We’re worth $100 million!
by Mike on October 3, 2007

Not a day after I trash Henry Blodget for touting Google stock at $2,000 a share he write a post titled “TechCrunch to Sell to CNET for $100+ Million?”

So first of all I owe Blodget a big apology. The guy is bright, insightful and dead on with his valuation predictions. Yesterday all I saw was an attempt to grab the headlines, but today I understand that real analysis goes into these models. The TechCrunch valuation is of course dead on (if a little low). Hats off to Blodget.

:-)

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Man, when this guy trashes a company, it must really suck! :-)

 

Congrats on the $100 valuation! Is a CNET acquisition wishful thinking? :)

 

Blodget’s piece is actually based from work on a piece from 24/7 Wall St., which he quotes

 

Er, yup. It’s Doug McIntyre who proposes the $100m figure.

Welcome to CrunchNotes, TechCrunch style, complete with trashy sensationalisation.

*sigh*

 

what are the techcrunch unique vistors?

 

Nick - just under 1 billion monthly, so I think the valuation isn’t too far off the mark.

 

So Mike, you’re looking to sell off and start a new venture: beachcrunch?

;)

 

You gotta hand to Blodget: He knows how to handle his critics. I just don’t know why he’s being so conservative with his TechCrunch valuation.

 

Don’t sell! You need an IPO!

Or you could buid a facebook TechCrunch app and double your valuation.

 

I agree with JZ. Don’t sell. Trade for like… a hundred Faceboooook options and then quickly trade them for goog and wait… 2k here we come! Whoot!

 

you really need to rip Blodget a new one more often.

who knows, if you call him your “bee-atch” once a week, you might get up to $200M.

 

Hey, Mike, can we start talking stock options? Hello? Mike?

 

I think there is a bug in Henry Blodget’s internal software.

 
 

Michael,

I’ve done some analysis…

http://www.internetevolution.com/author.asp?section_id=466&doc_id=135539&

Good luck. I recommend you consider offers under $100M.

–Scott

 

Mike,

Those darn analysts must be getting paid by potential acquirers to talk down the acquisition price. Clearly nothing less than a billion-dollar exit will do.

 

wow. FERRARIS. that is amazing. i would assume thats high but who cares that is a lotta money. i think you guys should give some back to the commentators.

 

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