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n response to the recent LinkedIn IPO the WSJ gives us a few comparisons to contemplate. Shares of LinkedIn, which rose as much as 171 percent in their first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange back in May, eventually closed at $94.25, more than 109 percent above the $45 IPO price.
At a current valuation of roughly $10 billion, LinkedIn is trading at roughly 40 times its 2010 net revenue. The company’s 2010 net income attributable to common stockholders was $3.4 million on net revenue of $243.1 million. LinkedIn has further said that it does not expect to be profitable in 2011.
If Apple were trading at the same multiple, it would have a market value of $2.7 trillion.
If Domino’s Pizza were trading on a comparable stock valuation, then it would be looking at a market value of $60 billion, more than the value of General Motors, and more than twice the value of Starbucks shares. (Domino’s real market capitalization is currently $1.5 billion.)
And at 40 times the 2010 net income Exxon would have a market value of $19.8 trillion- more than the gross domestic product of the United States.
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