This isn’t exactly my wheelhouse, can someone explain what this means in simple terms?
In my mind it kind of seems like the value as a public company was (at time of purchase, at least) $44 billion, but Fidelity’s internal analysts have decided that if it were to be sold today it would go for about half that?
In my mind it kind of seems like the value as a public company was (at time of purchase, at least) $44 billion, but Fidelity’s internal analysts have decided that if it were to be sold today it would go for about half that?