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I have never gone balls deep into a model before. Just curious, are there any specific sectors or industries where companies are easier to model than others?
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Balls deep is always the way to go.
I was half way through a model for class the other day that was decently fun...Do a auto maker and drive revenue based on global demand and market share as a percentage of global cars produced.. Or a Consumer/Retail and drive it off number of new stores opening each year... based on existing revenue / (average sq.ftage per store * current number of stores) then your revenue would grow by new stores * revenue / sq. ft. * square feet
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