what is a 2-year stack?
is this 2-year CAGR or year 2-year 0 growth rate
Same Store Revenue:
FY19 = $200
FY20 = $250
FY21 = $300
2-year CAGR = (300/200)^(1/2)-1 = 22.5%
2-year growth = (300/200)-1 = 50.0%
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It's generally just growth. Typically CAGR isn't used for operating scenarios in non-pitch or non-CIM and isn't really a good tool for evaluating growth from an investor perspective given how inflated the rate can come out to. Your two-year stack will typically take same quarter growth rather than any kind of CAGR calc.
Sorry - could you quantify it a bit? If I say "revenue grew 10% on a 2-year stack" where would the numbers come from
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