What if I only have forward cash flows and a discount rate? I’m trying to solve for the PV of the various forward cash flows like in a DCF, but I get an error if I use an 0 for CF0.
Does anyone know what the "j' in cfj stands for???? I know what is does I just want to know what the 'j" word is. Like CFo stands for "Cash Flow Original" what does J stand for as I know cfj is Cash Flow something.... please help. thanks in advance.
Explanation is better than in the online course :)
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Thanks for a very clear explanation
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Do you mean with cash flow from the stock the dividend that is payed?
What if I only have forward cash flows and a discount rate? I’m trying to solve for the PV of the various forward cash flows like in a DCF, but I get an error if I use an 0 for CF0.
Does anyone know what the "j' in cfj stands for???? I know what is does I just want to know what the 'j" word is. Like CFo stands for "Cash Flow Original" what does J stand for as I know cfj is Cash Flow something.... please help. thanks in advance.