Thank you Steve for this video, you really make this topic a piece of cake! I get to have one question about the inflation rate, in the question is given as 5% how it becomes 1.05?
Hi Steve Willis. Your videos are really helping me to revise the subject easily. You are doing great job with your videos near by exams. Can you please make a video on multiplicative model for seasonal adjustments in JUNE 2012.Please!!!!!!!!
Hey there, what question exactly? But multiplicative model is really straight forward: they would just give the seasonal variation in %, eg. Q1 +20% Q1 -15% Q3 +30% Q4 -5% Then in the forecast column, you just multiply by the % instead of adding. Does that kind of make sense?
@@SteveWillisACCA Thank you so much for the clarification sir. you have explained question from 2010 exam in the video. same way there is another question called SAUCE CO which asks for forecasting seasonal adjustments. I got struck at the adjustment step. how can I show you the question and answer so that you can clarify me sir?
It's a new addition to the syllabus. It could come up in section A, as it does in the specimen exam. It could also come up as a possible working in a section C question. It's unlikely to be the main theme of a question, but make sure understand how the formulae work.
Hi there--its a sub-topic under budgeting so in theory it can come up in any section, but I don't expect it to be the main topic of a section c question.
Really, really good video! I am looking forward to see more about correlation coefficient, time series and coefficient of determination...
More to come!
Thank you Steve for this video, you really make this topic a piece of cake!
I get to have one question about the inflation rate, in the question is given as 5% how it becomes 1.05?
Glad it was helpful! Inflation is an increase in a price, so to increase $100 by 5% you multiply by 1.05 and you get $105. The 5% is the $5 by itself
Hi Steve Willis. Your videos are really helping me to revise the subject easily. You are doing great job with your videos near by exams. Can you please make a video on multiplicative model for seasonal adjustments in JUNE 2012.Please!!!!!!!!
Hey there, what question exactly?
But multiplicative model is really straight forward: they would just give the seasonal variation in %, eg. Q1 +20% Q1 -15% Q3 +30% Q4 -5%
Then in the forecast column, you just multiply by the % instead of adding.
Does that kind of make sense?
@@SteveWillisACCA Thank you so much for the clarification sir. you have explained question from 2010 exam in the video. same way there is another question called SAUCE CO which asks for forecasting seasonal adjustments. I got struck at the adjustment step. how can I show you the question and answer so that you can clarify me sir?
I will check out question sauce! Sure send me your version of it.
Hi sir ,is the time series and regression analysis lessons included in the PM syllabus ?
Will it be tested ?
It's a new addition to the syllabus. It could come up in section A, as it does in the specimen exam. It could also come up as a possible working in a section C question. It's unlikely to be the main theme of a question, but make sure understand how the formulae work.
@@SteveWillisACCA thank-you Mr . Steve
Anytime :) good luck next week!
Didn't see any formulae for regression anaylsis in the formulae sheet provided in specimen or practice exams on the official ACCA webiste
www.accaglobal.com/lk/en/student/exam-support-resources/fundamentals-exams-study-resources/f5/exam-formulae-maths-tables.html
Hugely helpful video, thank you.
You're welcome :)
Really helpful! surely gonna share this to my mates
Glad it was helpful
Where can I find this past paper? In your video you said to click on the link but I do not see a link.
Hi, look in the video description. If you are on your phone this is not obvious to see, you need to click on an arrow below the video that opens it
Steve do we have these formulas in our exam sheet?
Yes
Which section is expected to have this topic? A,b,c?
I mean, my teacher didn’t teach me this at all.
I’ll have to spend so such time on it now
Hi there--its a sub-topic under budgeting so in theory it can come up in any section, but I don't expect it to be the main topic of a section c question.
@@SteveWillisACCA oh thanks for answering! 🌚
Anytime
Really good video. 👍 Sir can u pls explain little on how you arrived Q value? 5,6,7,8 Thanks
Yes, that is the continuation of the quarters into the next year: Q5 is year 2 quarter 1, Q6 is year 2 Quarter 2, and so on
Sir
I need the full answers for the part c of this question
Would be a great help
I need for both sauce and western co questions
Working on it.
How to do you get the commas in figures like 950000 to 9,50,000?
Hi there, in formatting. Click on the format box above and choose 'x,xxx'
I do not understand how you got the Q values for the time series question.
Hi, what point in the video exactly? Can you tell me the time stamp?
@@SteveWillisACCA starting at 3:00
Q is "Quarter." We are forecasting 1 year ahead. We have Quarters 1-4, so the next ones for the next year are 5-8.
Should consider speeding up your videos by editing as to not include time spent watching you input figures into cells.
Will consider that--thx for the comment.