I'm terrible with definitions so I keep forgetting that Re is the COST. The business must have a return greater than their Re value if they want to be profitable. Thanks for the straightforward video!!
Wonderful presentation. The only correction i find is the growth from 2010 to 2011 which was $2 to $8 results to 300% hence the average of 67.5% should be corrected to 100.83%.
I found this presentation pretty painful to watch. Repeating basic concepts and covering them really slowly, then bringing in a magic formula without explanation as to how it was derived, and plugging some numbers in without explaining why the resulting figure is important rather than, say, 1% less. A definitive statement that what is important about cost of equity is what you're using it for (not who gave it to you... which would include their expected return), again without explaining the reasoning behind it. Very poorly paced or explained, in my opinion. And that's not even mentioning the repeated mispronunciation of "debt".
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actually you need to pay people but it doesn't have to be money, businesses prefer money because cash is usually a type of promissory note that has been secured thus it's called a security, if the issuer of money is unable to repay it's debts then based on litagation and corperate liability the assets will be used to discharge the debt and repay the creditor otherwise the creditor is at risk to take a Loss is based on certain types of promissory notes or types of bills of exchange that can be all traded for banknotes on demand by calling the BEP and making a deal with them
Nice presentation but I gotta make some corrections. In your formula, P0 and D0 represent the same year, to the extent that I understand in your formula. if so, the share price's year and dividend of $3 last year mismatch in your question which is not correct. Because when you apply the growth model formula the share price you are finding is the current year. But, you are saying the current year is last year which is not.
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Doug Zembiec no, he is correct. The growth was for three years, not four. It doesn't mean that because there's 4 years that you divide by 4, as 2010 was the base year in this example.
Holy eff, my professor is impossible to understand. This saved my life! He jumped right into the formulae before even explaining the concepts!
12 hours away from taking my final exam. And I am still be here to learn the basics :)
I hope it went well!
I'm studying for the CPA (business section exam) and find myself coming back to the basics as well.
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I'm terrible with definitions so I keep forgetting that Re is the COST. The business must have a return greater than their Re value if they want to be profitable.
Thanks for the straightforward video!!
Thankyouu!! My professor cant explain anything, and i was relying on myself to learn from a book, thankyou so much you make it easy
👍🏻👍🏻 thanks so much! 2:30 our cost is their return
Good video ! I understand !!!
Where Is your video about cost of debt?
Thank you home boy.....Saved me 2 hours of pain.....appreciate the clear explanation :)
this is the best video so fay I watched on Cost of Equity. Well done
Wonderful presentation. The only correction i find is the growth from 2010 to 2011 which was $2 to $8 results to 300% hence the average of 67.5% should be corrected to 100.83%.
I found this presentation pretty painful to watch.
Repeating basic concepts and covering them really slowly, then bringing in a magic formula without explanation as to how it was derived, and plugging some numbers in without explaining why the resulting figure is important rather than, say, 1% less.
A definitive statement that what is important about cost of equity is what you're using it for (not who gave it to you... which would include their expected return), again without explaining the reasoning behind it.
Very poorly paced or explained, in my opinion.
And that's not even mentioning the repeated mispronunciation of "debt".
Thank you so much!! I had big trouble trying to understand and apply this concept, but you've made it so easy to understand! :D
Thank you for helping me understand the basics.
Well explained , step by step in a simple manner. Thanks a lot .
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It's such a great lesson. Many thanks
I like the way you teach. It depends on fundamental basics. Thank you.
This is very helpful. Simplicity is the best.
This is the first video that made me understand. Thanks alot for kind explanations
omg thank you! ur explanation is so good and clear.. the end bit on how to find the dividend growth is super helpful!😊
Enjoyed thoroughly 💖
Dear friends, I have a question: Could you explain the relationship between Capital structure and company value?. Thanks.
Amazing explanation
Where has this been all semester long?!?!?!?!?! I'm studying for my final exams!!!
summarizing the whole semester in 13 minutes :)
i'm in my first lesson and HELP
Thank you very much. The explanation is so good and clear.
Thanks and happy that I found this video - clear explanation of concept
Well explained. Thank you
super useful video thanks
the video is well-informed :)
I wish you were my professor :D
Which marker/pen is that? It writes so nicely
thank you so much for sharing this helpful video
greattttt ..where is the rest of this series plzzz
The growth rate between 2011 and 2010 is 300%?? (2011-2010)/2010? or i am calculate at the wrong way
Yes it's 300% you are correct.
yup 300%
Same here... I think its 300%.
got them correct.
Yup
This is a really great video. So just to clarify, D1 is the current dividend, which is $3 x 107%?
Thanks for the genius art of explaining this topic!
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the video has helped alot would you be able to do one about using the CAPM formula, will be much appreciated
well informed and clear video. thanks.
outstanding......................
1:12 a bit of a misunderstanding really allow me to explain ppl can be paid using deffered assets that can be leased in exchange for labor so
When watching this video I feel like I have graduated already. So excellent
Great video
I have a question on how to find ‘g’. From 2010 to 2011, there is 2 to 8 which should be 300% increase. Why it is 200%?
Thanks so much the growth factor was an issue
Best explanation ever !!
Hey where are other videos?
Hi very effective vedio. What is the name of a book book for only to be expert easily on the topic " Cost of Capital " ??
hii there on the last part how did you calculate the value of g i couldnt understand
get i get link for one where you use SML Approach to calcululate cost of capital
Beautiful, truly
U just made my mind so clear about these both topics which I'm not able to understand in my whole semester thank uh ! My clg sucks
great content, keep it up!!
very nice job ! helped me alot
Thanks, excellent lesson!
actually you need to pay people but it doesn't have to be money, businesses prefer money because cash is usually a type of promissory note that has been secured thus it's called a security, if the issuer of money is unable to repay it's debts then based on litagation and corperate liability the assets will be used to discharge the debt and repay the creditor otherwise the creditor is at risk to take a Loss
is based on certain types of promissory notes or types of bills of exchange that can be all traded for banknotes on demand by calling the BEP and making a deal with them
Love u man from India ❤
Cost of convertible preference shares in wacc?
any suggestion of a cost of capital
Good penmanship!
I don’t understand how you calculated g at the end of the video to be 64% but in your example it was only 7%. Can you explain?
Nice presentation but I gotta make some corrections. In your formula, P0 and D0 represent the same year, to the extent that I understand in your formula. if so, the share price's year and dividend of $3 last year mismatch in your question which is not correct. Because when you apply the growth model formula the share price you are finding is the current year. But, you are saying the current year is last year which is not.
Using quoted shares is easy but most people wants to calculate is the cost of capital for start up business
so helpful...one of the best explanatons
Very helpful
If a company uses cash from it's retained earnings would that still count as equity and what would it's cost be?
Well done
Yr 2010 to Yr 2011 the growth rate is 300% not 200% right? Correct me if im wrong.
thank you very match thanks to your explanation
how to establish ownership of any thing before the project begins is what holds people back from starting a business
What about new companies who don't have share in the market? How do you estimate the Po in the equation unless, there is some other method....?
Then, there will be no Equity. So, no need of Ke
thank you so much this video helped me alot:)
Thank you 🙏
How do you find the average?
mantap terimakasih (thank you)
thanks for the help mate
My exam is in an hour I am going through this 😭😂😂😂 thank you
thank you fpr spoon feeding me sir!
I have a question:
cost of capital = net revenue * WACC, right?.
Where is the part 2
Ok so I know my cost of equity is 15%. Do I compare it to Return on Equity or Return on Investment?
Thanks a lot sir. Your lecture was very useful to me on Do and D1
thank you so much
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Thank youu
Man are u always great like that 😁👍🏼
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better than my teather
What does SML stands for?
The security market line
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I still wonder how you got 200%, 37.5 and 40%?
B is silent in debt ... we call it det ..
Are you Rob Stark??? Your accent is exactly like him .. i love your voice too !! Marry me
This is happening too much.
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Why is 2$ to 8$ 200% and not 300%?
What happens if a company becomes so profitable it can repay all of its debt and buyback all of its equity?
Does anyone find this guy's voice similar to Jesse Pinkman? Or is it just me?
you were too cute m8, wish you used CAPM though because that's what i need help with zjzjsjsj
2014 and still using calculator and paper...forget about equity or debt....there will be no growth man...
growth rate is 51,83% BTW......
Doug Zembiec no, he is correct. The growth was for three years, not four. It doesn't mean that because there's 4 years that you divide by 4, as 2010 was the base year in this example.
he was wrong. He put 200 instead of 300% rise from year 2010-2011.
thank you boy. . . :-)
Hi
anyone here to solve a question??
HELP HELP HELP HELP
Debt is pronounced like 'death'. You are pronouncing it like 'depth'.
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U just made my mind so clear about these both topics which I'm not able to understand in my whole semester thank uh ! My clg sucks
Thank you so much
thank you a lot