when somebody says build a cash flow model does he mean dcf or cash flow statement
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My guess is that they mean a model that has a debt waterfall where you are able to determine the amount of cash a company has available for debt paydown over a particular timeframe. Much like an LBO.
it means build an integrated 3 statement model where the focus will obviously be the cash flow statement. once you have that tho you can run a quick and dirty dcf based on few assumptions
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