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Great Video..!!❤

So im interested in purchasing stock i have a question first for clarification in order to see any profit will i need to invest at minimum the stock price?

Buffet and his buddy held a conference a few years ago and said all the under valued company's were gone invest accordingly. They have taken all the good stuff and your holding the so so stuff get it.

That is one great explanation. Thanks.

Good video. But I wouldn't pay 500k for that tree. That would take 10 years to double my money. You can find better than that anywhere in the market.

Please help… What does it mean to have shares in a NON-TRADING company? Is it just a waiting game until they hopefully trade publicly?

This has been the most straight forward video about DCF for me.

Nice! Thanks for breaking it down 👍

Thank you!

What's is the math you do to know if the share is under valued?

beside the year 1 to 10 of 12% growth, the rest(7%, 5%,-5%) are basically guess-work. the final PV will be totally different depend on your guess-work

I don't get how they can just issue new shares out of nowhere while keeping the share price the same. Doesn't that just increase their valuation from nothing?

Yeah, seems like a conflict of interest to me

Great video. Easy to understand

Why am i struggeling with this? Finding the EPS trend. -0,49 / -0,78 / -0,04 / -0,08 / 0,21 so this formula should be (0,21/-0,49)^(1/4)-1 = Error...... power evaluates to an imaginary number. Tryed (0,21/-0,49)^(1/5)-1 = -184,41%....thats wrong. (0,21/ABS-0,49)^(1/4)-1 = -19,09% wrong again.... What do i do wrong here?

Very straight forward what I'm still trying to understand is. If I owned the bakery that generated the 50k per year. I would recieve income as well as still owning the asset. But if I buy stocks even though the EPS says that the company is generating X income per share. I the investor do not recieve any income. I can only hope for the stock price to increase.

VEry informative, You put it together really good! Thanks

5th: dollar cost averaging. This is such an effective formula to get a low price.

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Is there a site or app that will show you that intrinsic value line when looking at stock info? Don't think I've seen this on yahoo finance

Tangentially related point -- CEOs tend to be paid mostly in stocks so the CEO of Apple gets rewarded when stock price goes up even though a stock buyer's money isn't going directly to him

If companies receive all the cash during the IPO why are they so beholden to shareholders? Ie what incentive do they have to make the stock price go up? Simply the opportunity to issue new shares at an overvalued price?

Best video

Loved the video! It’s so crucial to invest in promising sectors, and $MYNZ (Mainz Biomed) looks like a standout in biotech. They’re making significant strides, and I’ve seen them being talked about a lot in social media and Discord. Investing in such innovative companies could really pay off in the long run.

So basically it's just gaming the books to make the top shareholders more rich.. Got it

Can you talk about CBDC and are they using it to cover up the devaluation of the US dollar?

Bro you explains good, but i would suggest you toake your video 🎥 more interesting with the help of animation would make more easier for your viewers. Thanx for useful information🙏😊

Your explanation is brilliant

Is possible to share this spreadsheet

thank you :)

As of last model "why not to invest in crypto": I think if you try to model crypto as one worl currency, than you would not add 11T worth of gold but whole world market capitalization of all currencies and those returns would be very different 🙏 Thx dor video and I hope you changed your mind and have already some crypto 🤣🙏

If the company is a small cap and has growth potential of 2x next year the PE even if currently 100 would be halfed. I say market is always future looking growth.

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Just found your channel and subscribed. Are you done making videos ?

Thank you for enlightening me.

I appreciate this guy explains things in a very simple and straight forward way that makes it easy to follow along. Great job!

Very educational. Thanks for making such a good video.

I watched some of the RUclips share market bubble videos but they are not that clear. Can you please make a video about “SHARE MARKET BUBBLE”

Great explainer thank you

So if I own 20 shares of a company, paying 1$ per share in dividends every year, and they decide to buyback shares, since there are less shares outstanding I get a dividend increase also? Does this translates into a dividend raise just by the fact that the company bought back shares?

Great content! Thank you!

Hey Richard, thanks for the informative video. I wonder how the discount rate will affect the IRR here, because according to your calculation, it seems like they don't affect each other. I'm understanding it like this: buying a stock at a cost which is higher than its estimated intrisic value, even higher 30-40%, is still totally okay if IRR results me 20%?

The best explanation!

So can a person buy the whole company of Apple Inc using it's market cap???

very helpful! thanks.

How would a beginner investor know how much they’d pay for a whole company?

Hey, I’m just starting out in investing what the the best books to read to get to grips with the basic please