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Thank you for this presentation Prof. I have one question. for the example at 43:58 (50k loan, 12 year period and 1% interest monthly). Why dont we divide the 1% by 12? ( the rule states that when compounding is not annual we must divide by the compounding period)
Hi, I have also wondered about this. I answered this for myself as followed: The point is to transfer all our measures (interest rate, time) to the same time period. So we have two alternatives to do that: Either calculate for months, instead of years (as professor did by m*N=144 months), using the monthly interest rate 1% OR calculate for years (=12) using the stated annual rate, which we are not given. Thus, if we chose that road, we would have to calculate the stated annual rate first by using the EAR function. It should give us the same outcome, but in a more complicated way. As far as the 1/12 is concerned, don't forget that the function refers to the stated annual rate divided by the times compounded if not annually, whereas 1% is the monthly rate. There's a difference. So, that's what I have understand. If wrong, please feel free to correct me.
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I watched this, it's awesome overall, thanks! But I've also noticed some typos in the slides, like where should be 11% rate of return, or in the problem with $50k loan...
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I've been studying from the booklet mainly, and have spent a lot of time adjusting to the different equations, doing them manually. is that too much, and should plugging the numbers in the calculator be adequate for any test question in this unit?
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“I need guidance on whether I need to have a university degree or something related, like math, to take these courses, or if you provide all the necessary instruction for students in the course itself?” Does a guy how graduated from high school can take this course.?
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Hello Professor, I have been a follower of yours on You Tube for over a year now. Great content! I am an older student (42) and I have been debating whether to dedicate my time to study for the exams. Will my degree in statistics help make these exams easier to complete?
Hi I am in the same boat as you. I am 42 and wondering if I should take this exams. I am currently working as software engineer and was looking to switch over as an analyst
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So the stated interest rate is 10%, doesn't it make sense to simply make it 10% annually? In the example you made 2.5% the quarterly interest rate, and thus 10.38% is the actual annual return. The initial 10% does not describe anything physical, and I really don't like this definition
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Agree
Man i watch your video to get CFA I i dont use any paid stuff, but when i pass lv3 i will make sure to get your packages even though i have passed everything... I cant afford anything rn
Hello Professor Forjan,
Thank you and all of the ANALYSTPREP team so much for the content you share! I have watched almost all of your lectures for my level 1 that I took this August, and I passed in 90th percentile. Used in to nail the content after reading the curriculum of CFAI.
Thank you again for the great job and contribution to the society! It's not only abot pass/not pass - your content has great explanatory value for understanding the concepts!
Professor, I Passed FRM part 1 and part 2 by your lecture. Now I am going to get cfa !
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Hi just wanted to know are this lectures are enough to clear cfa level 1?
@@rishabhtiwari2084 are they ?
How'd it go my guy
Did you pass?
This is one amazing lesson! Thank you so much professor!
Glad you liked it!
i love watching these just for the fun of it!
Thank you professor this content was really helpful.
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Thank you AnalystPrep. You explain well Prof.
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Perfect explanation with a relevant visualization.
Thank you, Professor!
Thank you for this presentation Prof. I have one question. for the example at 43:58 (50k loan, 12 year period and 1% interest monthly).
Why dont we divide the 1% by 12? ( the rule states that when compounding is not annual we must divide by the compounding period)
I thought the same thing, please let me know if you figure this out
Hi, I have also wondered about this. I answered this for myself as followed: The point is to transfer all our measures (interest rate, time) to the same time period. So we have two alternatives to do that: Either calculate for months, instead of years (as professor did by m*N=144 months), using the monthly interest rate 1% OR calculate for years (=12) using the stated annual rate, which we are not given. Thus, if we chose that road, we would have to calculate the stated annual rate first by using the EAR function. It should give us the same outcome, but in a more complicated way.
As far as the 1/12 is concerned, don't forget that the function refers to the stated annual rate divided by the times compounded if not annually, whereas 1% is the monthly rate. There's a difference.
So, that's what I have understand. If wrong, please feel free to correct me.
The compounding is monthly at 1% PER MONTH... if it was 1% per year, yes, divide by 12. If 1% quarter, divide by 4.
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I am starting my CFA journey, are you a god?
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thank you for your dedication to the advancement of Knowledge! much admiration, for your Cause.
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I watched this, it's awesome overall, thanks! But I've also noticed some typos in the slides, like where should be 11% rate of return, or in the problem with $50k loan...
Thank you for this videos, i appreciate it
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17:38 why your call is 11.07 But why it show 387.53 in your table？
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Thank you, Professor for sharing the knowledge
This ssooo helpful!! Thank you!! Is there a way to down load a financial calculator in a Surface Pro 7+ laptop..?
which video should we carry one with after this ? i cant see a reading 2 of TMV. thank you
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Fantastic
Cocacolastic
Thank you!! Explained pretty well!!
wow~ fantastic!!
Is this the complete video? I believe continuous compounding is not discussed.
I've been studying from the booklet mainly, and have spent a lot of time adjusting to the different equations, doing them manually. is that too much, and should plugging the numbers in the calculator be adequate for any test question in this unit?
Thank you so much for this :)
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Hii For the Bonnie question I am getting different answer as I am using the CVAF table. Is there any reason why my answer is not matching?
Thank you so much professor for this
“I need guidance on whether I need to have a university degree or something related, like math, to take these courses, or if you provide all the necessary instruction for students in the course itself?” Does a guy how graduated from high school can take this course.?
Thanks
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Should i start from this video or other lvl 1 videos
Hey, I’m on the same boat with you, did you start with this video or other material?
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GREAT
Lol damn this is better than my finance class
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is this valid for CFA 2024 as well?
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I would like to ask the friends who have passed cfa Level 1, is this video course comprehensive?
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Hello Professor, I have been a follower of yours on You Tube for over a year now. Great content! I am an older student (42) and I have been debating whether to dedicate my time to study for the exams. Will my degree in statistics help make these exams easier to complete?
Hi I am in the same boat as you. I am 42 and wondering if I should take this exams. I am currently working as software engineer and was looking to switch over as an analyst
@@BrijeshBolar79 me too,am 40
Can i use these videos to prepare for my exam in 2025?
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In 2024 would this videos still be applicable?
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Hey, i am from india how can i apply for your course? Plz reply its urgent😅
Please give us this financial calculator!!
大神，请问里面的课程有没有 英文字母哇。
Maybe one day
So the stated interest rate is 10%, doesn't it make sense to simply make it 10% annually?
In the example you made 2.5% the quarterly interest rate, and thus 10.38% is the actual annual return. The initial 10% does not describe anything physical, and I really don't like this definition
For those of you who feel like you need 9 decimal places, probably you dont 😂
Bsr camarade cmt faire pour avoir ton numéro?
有字幕和学习社区么
i learned harder math in second grade
in kindergarden?
😂 haha i was thinking the same thing~
بب
Hindi mein bolo.. kuch samajh mein nhi aaya mereko.
The answer of I/y=387.53 showed on the slide at 16:05 is wrong. it should be 11.071. 387.53 is previous question's answer.