@@olivier3516 I think if you use forward PE multiples for your sector or comparables, you can estimate an exit ratio that would imply a certain valuation, and hence affect the IRR. Obviously won’t be the only way you’d model your exit, but could be one of the different methods used.
Can you do earlier seasons? This was awesome
They've already been done.
learned economics of last 3 years in single video thanks
I didn't get the part when Adler links the P/E error to a change in IRR ?
I'm assuming they were projecting exit PE ratios, so a 15% lower one would drastically bring down IRR.
@@Mani6TheMan9but P/E is just a multiple indicator, whereas IRR is used for capital budgeting… it’s two different concepts imo
@@olivier3516 I think if you use forward PE multiples for your sector or comparables, you can estimate an exit ratio that would imply a certain valuation, and hence affect the IRR.
Obviously won’t be the only way you’d model your exit, but could be one of the different methods used.
Fantastic video
Please do more of these and some of rishi’s scenes
I got a relief when you smile at the end of the video😅
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