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From Engineering to Finance: How the Valuation Master Class Boot Camp Can Transform Your Career

By Andrew Stotz

Are you an engineer considering a career shift to finance? You’re not alone. Many engineers have successfully transitioned into finance through the Valuation Master Class Boot Camp, a six-week intensive program designed to provide practical valuation skills and real-world experience.

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Valuation Master Class FAQ Index

By Andrew Stotz

Answers and guides to common questions and challenges that you face in the Valuation Master Class.

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Sector specific issues

By Andrew Stotz

All industry-related issues regarding your forecast. Common-sized P&L and Balance Sheet data will help put your forecast into perspective

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Abbreviations

By Andrew Stotz

Abbreviations you might encounter working with the ValueModel or any forecasting and valuation: WACC, COE, ROIC, DPR, CAPEX, FCFF, EPS…

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P&L Forecasting

By Andrew Stotz

Three things that really matter on “Profit and Loss statement” or what we also call “Income statement” in the US or “P&L” in the UK. First …

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Data updates

By Andrew Stotz

Gaining advantage by exploiting new data instantly is only possible if done immediately. This is how to manually update the data …

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Valuation Master Class forecasting guidance

By Andrew Stotz

ValueModel is a three-stage model to cover three phases of a company’s growth life cycle divided into three categories: P&L, balance sheet …

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Total asset growth, net fixed asset growth and CAPEX-to-depreciation

By Andrew Stotz

ValueModel checks if your total asset growth, net fixed asset growth, and CAPEX-to-depreciation forecast deviate substantially from the past.

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Theory

By Andrew Stotz

P/E is an easy to use and commonly used measure of company value, it can be described as what you would pay in price for one in earnings.

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Terminal multipliers

By Andrew Stotz

We estimate the terminal value of cash flows by valuing the company as a perpetuity using the Gordon Growth model.

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