Patrick Curtis – DCF Modeling Course

In this module, we use In this module, we use 15 video lessons15 video lessons to explain the theory and logic behind valuation before we  to explain the theory and logic behind valuation before we put this knowledge into practice with a Nike caseput this knowledge into practice with a Nike case. Learn the difference between intrinsic and relative valuation, enterprise vs equity value, and more.. Learn the difference between intrinsic and relative valuation, enterprise vs equity value, and more.

In this module, we use In this module, we use 10 video lessons 10 video lessons to explore enterprise value and equity value, a bit more in-depth by applying the knowledge we gained so far across a number of to explore enterprise value and equity value, a bit more in-depth by applying the knowledge we gained so far across a number of practice exercisespractice exercises..

In this module, we use In this module, we use 9 video lessons9 video lessons to fully break down a DCF analysis. This module will also go into  to fully break down a DCF analysis. This module will also go into key terminologykey terminology, how to locate information and , how to locate information and drivers of Free Cash Flow Projections.drivers of Free Cash Flow Projections.

In this module, we use In this module, we use 8 video lessons8 video lessons to explain Unlevered vs. Levered Free Cash Flow and how to calculate and project Net Working Capital. We also learn sample ratios  to explain Unlevered vs. Levered Free Cash Flow and how to calculate and project Net Working Capital. We also learn sample ratios used by professionalsused by professionals to project UFCF. to project UFCF.

This module uses This module uses 8 video lessons8 video lessons to cover how to calculate the  to cover how to calculate the Weighted Average Cost of Capital Weighted Average Cost of Capital and its implications on valuations. and its implications on valuations. 

In this module, we use In this module, we use 13 video lessons13 video lessons to go over how to derive a company’s share price from the Net Present Value of Future Cash Flows. Here is where you get the  to go over how to derive a company’s share price from the Net Present Value of Future Cash Flows. Here is where you get the final output of a DCFfinal output of a DCF..

During the course, we will be using During the course, we will be using Nike, Inc.Nike, Inc. as our primary case to construct a DCF and demonstrating the calculations used throughout the model to make sure the  as our primary case to construct a DCF and demonstrating the calculations used throughout the model to make sure the examples and illustrations examples and illustrations are realistic.are realistic.