Tight Valuation Range
A small spread (typically under 10%) across three or more independent valuation methods. Genuinely tight ranges from independent inputs are meaningful evidence of high-conviction valuation; ranges that look tight but inherit shared assumptions (same WACC, same comp set, same vintage of precedent transactions) are false convergence and should be interrogated before being treated as decision-grade. The width of the range is itself analytical signal -- forcing a tight range artificially when the underlying methods honestly disagree is forfeiting the diagnostic information the divergence carries.
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