hello, I am trying to do some quick brushing up on DCF modeling as a refresher before summer internship interviews? any recommended sites, sources, or books? I have already purchased a Wall Street Prep course package
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asimplemodel.com has a pretty straightforward tutorial
Building a DCF is the easiest thing in the world. It's literally 1 excel formula - =XNPV(). What you need to learn is how to model; how do you drive revenue (most important part of model)? build out debt schedules? find discount rate? working capital drivers? ect.
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