hi, some analyst at a hedge fund told me that they don't use DCF and only value companies using multiples. my question is how do you project the multiples for the next 3-5 years and how do you get upside/downside% and target price? the only thing I can think of is comparable company analysis from using multiples. And do you build a 3 statement model for this?
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Don't work in HF land, currently in PE, but my thoughts below:
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