Wall Street Prep Approach
I have access to the full Wall Street Prep Suite. I would love to get input on the best order to tackle the different courses and how to maximize learning efficiency?
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Naturally you start with Financial Statement Modelling as it is what feeds into all of the other models. I feel a natural progression from then on would be DCF -> Trading Comps -> Transaction Comps -> M&A Modelling -> LBO, because each feeds into the next slightly (i.e. DCF TV can be calculated using an exit multiple, and LBOs make use of all of the previous forms of analysis).
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