Currently working on a model as part of a grad scheme and was wondering if anyone could help clarify what "projecting EPS sensitivity" involves. I'm familiar with sensitivity analysis as part of a DCF (using different exit multiples and WACC for example) but have no clue on how to approach this and would very much appreciate any help and advice
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