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Package 3: Advanced Financial Modeling
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- Strategic Alternatives: M&A and Buyout Options
- Excel for Entrepreneurs
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- USF - Corporate Valuation Methodologies
- Package 3: Advanced Financial Modeling
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- Package 5: Merger Modeling Topics
- Package 6: Leveraged Buyout Modeling
- Package: Technical Applications - Excel
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Segment Build-up & Sensitivity Modeling
- Intro to Segment Build-up & Sensitivity Modeling (0 post(s))
- WMT Revenue Segment Buildup (2 post(s))
- PEP Revenue Segment Buildup (2 post(s))
- Detailed Buildup & Sensitivity (4 post(s))
- Future Growth Initiatives (4 post(s))
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Auto Fill Right
How is the macro (Ctrl+Shift+Alt+R) different from the built-in fill right (Ctrl+R)?
How is the macro (Ctrl+Shift+Alt+R) different from the built-in fill right (Ctrl+R)?
Seg/rev build up questions
I (noticed and) believe that Segment (Revenue) Buildup videos are provided/shown twice in Package 3 (which are basically the same), for the repetition learning process / and also module-video organization nature? Also regarding the Segment Build videos, I believe Net International Sales = Internati... Read More
I (noticed and) believe that Segment (Revenue) Buildup videos are provided/shown twice in Package 3 (which are basically the same), for the repetition learning process / and also module-video organization nature? Also regarding the Segment Build videos, I believe Net International Sales = Internati... Read More
Thoughts after going through package3 (advanced modeling)
Hello i just finished package 3 and I have following thoughts: 1) In the third case of segment build-up session, I notice your projection puts depreciation aside of COGS and SG&A. Actually in accounting, depreciation is partly included in COGS and partly in SG&A. Hence it's not very much cl... Read More
Hello i just finished package 3 and I have following thoughts: 1) In the third case of segment build-up session, I notice your projection puts depreciation aside of COGS and SG&A. Actually in accounting, depreciation is partly included in COGS and partly in SG&A. Hence it's not very much cl... Read More
Growth Initiatives Bolt On
In the final video of Package 3, Hamilton says that a discussion on "Growth Initiatives is coming up next". But there is no other video. Where do I find the discussion Growth Initiatives?
In the final video of Package 3, Hamilton says that a discussion on "Growth Initiatives is coming up next". But there is no other video. Where do I find the discussion Growth Initiatives?
Hi, when projecting a listed company for long short funds so I guess you won't have access to management unless through participating in earnings call, 1. How do you include inflation in the model? Is this at both the revenue and costs side? Is it necessary to do that? Not sure if listed companies... Hi, when projecting a listed company for long short funds so I guess you won't have access to management unless through participating in earnings call, 1. How do you include inflation in the model? Is this at both the revenue and costs side? Is it necessary to do that? Not sure if listed companies disclose this in their financials either to make assumptions. If a company is able to pass down inflation through higher price, the inflation effect may cancel out at revenue and cost level, in that case is it necessary to include this in the model? Or is this more applicable to projecting private companies? 2. In addition, if the listed company you are projecting, if they have an international operation and if you suggest including inflation in the model, do you just take the global inflation & that suffice? 3. Other than inflation, are there any other variables that you think should be included in every model? Read More