I’m trying to build a model. The company I’m making it for doesn’t have stock or equity based comp. What growth rate should I use when I project common stock on the balance sheet into the future?
I’m trying to follow the modules on Wall Street Prep, but the model they make has equity based comp.
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If no equity based comp, then you can just increase the shareholder's equity by net income each period - this is important to making the balance sheet balance.
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