Hey,
So I am looking at a company to do a DCF and I am wondering what the best way is to model this one, to receive a value as of today.
Last 10Q was one month back, next 10K will be released in Jan. Should I forecast with 2017A as the last actual or should I go by quarterly figures?
And how do I adjust to have the value of today as opposed as the last fiscal period ending?
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