When forecasting revenues, free cash flows, or any other line item on the statements, what is the best way to go about what percentages to use for projected years? A lot of modeling examples I've seen use the same percentage for future years, how can you be more exact? I know you can go back years to get an idea of what it has been and each item has its own calculation but how is it usually done?
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