Financial Modeling
Which of the two Financial modeling approaches of the 3 FS is recommended the most?? Using IS and BS to forecast the CFS or using the IS and CFS to forecast the BS with the WC items among other details
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CF is an output from IS and BS, so use those to start. Generally, there aren't a ton of inputs to model, but where the granularity / complexity arises are what goes into each line (revenue builds, cost builds, etc.). Kinda like you said, generally you can model out IS, NWC accounts, capex (associated depreciation schedule), debt schedule, and any dividends coming out of equity. It can get much more granular but those are the high level inputs
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