How would you forecast drivers like revenue growth, margins, cash, etc. for companies whose growth is driven by frequent acquisitions?
Is it even worth trying to figure out what/how they will acquire their next target? I’d much of the value of the company depends on making positive NPV acquisitions, it doesn’t feel right to ignore future acquisitions.
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