Pricing market risk into model
When accounting for market risk (eg. unknown / potentially limited TAM), any thoughts on how to best "price" it or bake it into the operating financial model?
One approach would be to look at top line growth assumptions, sanity check it by looking at the implied market share, and calibrate growth accordingly.
Was wondering if any other sophisticated, practical, and real world approaches out there.
carter1588, sorry about the lack of response. Maybe one of these topics will help:
Or maybe the following users have something to say: Anopportunist sfreihse @rp1990"
I hope those threads give you a bit more insight.
Risk should be unknown, otherwise can be avoided. So maybe you should look for 'stress test'.
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