Forecasting Using Financial Statements – Yash Patel

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Learn where a company is headed and the resources it will need to succeed. Forecasting Using Financial Statements provides a deep dive into the mathematics of financial forecasting. Dig into the numbers and find out how to build a complete forecast from start to finish, using Excel or Google Sheets. Yash Patel dissects an income statement and balance sheet to calculate pro-forma predictions for revenue, equipment, sales cost, and more. He also shows the math behind simple forecasting techniques, such as the naive approach, simple moving average, and exponential smoothing. He also shows how to build cash flow projections, calculating earnings before interest and taxes, depreciation and capital expenditures, and net working capital. Yash also uses data to create regressions that can extrapolate and forecast for a given independent value. By the end of this course, you should be able to provide projections for a business using nothing more than commonly available financial statements.

Topics include:

• Explain the four different types of financial statements.
• Distinguish between the types of moving averages.
• Determine a seasonal adjusted trend.
• Break down pro-forma financial statements.
• Identify cash flows, and what increased liabilities and decreased earnings generally indicate.
• Tell what a regression is.
• Outline the naive approach.

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