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- [Michael] I hope you've enjoyed the course and it's given you a practical understanding of what's needed in a typical financial modeling project. Throughout this course we've learned about the three major types of financial models and the work and effort required to develop those models. The first model we talked about was the three-statement model. This gave us a picture on what the future of a particular company looked like based on the income statement, the balance sheet, and the cashflow statement. We saw how to make projections based on each of those three sheets and how the forecast of a problem was coming for the company down the road. The second type of model we reviewed was the discounted cashflow model. This was useful for valuing companies and assets and giving us a clear indication of whether or not we should pursue a particular investment, be it as an investor or a company. The third type of model that we looked at were buyout models. These models are often used in…

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