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Rosenbaum book is awesome, it explains everything really in depth/why you do certain steps.
Don't have WSP so can't comment on how useful it is relative to the book.
@ Opi
I just made you an offer you can't refuse, haha.
I have the Rosenbaum book and WSP premium. The Rosenbaum book is great for learning why you do the things you do. It covers most valuation methods pretty well and has sample models for you to look at to reinforce what it is teaching. WSP has great sample models where you can build them yourself and see first hand how everything connects, but it doesn't explain why you are doing that.
I read the Rosenbaum book first and then got WSP and recommend doing both in that order.
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