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overlook5c | 20:05 Fri 17th Nov 2006 | Business & Finance
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since the cash flows of a firm(in theory) occur until infinity, how should you go about forecasting the cashflows past some initial period of time(say the first 10 years)
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Don't understand what you mean. Please redefine. Are you trying to get your head around Net Present Values (NPV)?
Think we are helping homework, buildersmate, but I suggest that overlook5c looks into something called a terminal value........
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