How do you go about finding comps for say a unique tech business that operates in many verticals. I understand intrinsic valuation is more relevant for this kind of business but what if you absolutely had to find comps.
How would you go about this? What is the starting point (do you try to find a similar industry by P&L structure / business model?)?
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