Cost of Capital

[@janeysiladi3031]

Your lectures are very intuitive and easy to follow. Thank you - the series have been very helpful during my MBA Finance course.

[@TahaAnwar96]

I have so much respect for the teachers like you Sir.

[@salawurasaki]

i must say that the lecture is well organized and properly explained.. Many thanks..

[@refuoefaltein1944]

started with risks and returns and i just cant get enough of your vids, too awesome!!!!!!!!!

[@Bones98]

Thank you for the video. My professor moves through lectures rather quickly and it's great to have a pause and rewind. lol.

[@informationprocessor]

Why cant my professor be this literate. Thanks you so much

[@ChooseFreely]

you deliver so much information is a simple clear manner. very helpful. thank you

[@romariogoerge4133]

grateful for such clearly explained video ... Much appreciated form South African student

[@katezhang5870]

Straightforward and well-organized

[@timeslip2901]

I keep imagining Tony Stark as the one giving the lecture

[@rebaonemmusi6858]

lmao Im from South Africa and studying towards becoming a Chartered Accountant and the terminology is sooo different but I love it!

[@ntshembho_b]

lol this might be weird but I'm South African too and I'm also studying towards becoming a Chartered Accountant. video was really helpful

[@penzaaroluwaleke1237]

very resourceful and valuable. kudos Brad Simon

[@enasothman9013]

Thank you for the valuable clear lectures and materials

[@chandamulenga8924]

Great lecture,clear and well explained.

[@swapnalagisetty3687]

To the point and very well explained.

[@alaskahuntfishtrapadventures]

Great Lecture!!!

[@erikapina4468]

this was very helpful and easy to understand! thank you

[@benmo5553]

Very well systematically explained. Kudos

[@JDWilliamsPD]

Bravo!

[@bornfacemafara2888]

Great work. Thank you

[@christoslefkimiotis9889]

The dividend on preferred stock is an expense (out from the income statement) and is part of PBT, but for tax purposes (i.e. calculation for the tax of the year) is added back? Nice video

[@abhirmaurya29]

Why did you stop making videos?!

[@hamiedkhedr]

excellent lecture .

[@DelenaRocks1]

Thank you!

[@bayindostudio]

Awesome series!

[@mekbebmulugeta319]

Thanks Brad!

[@dhivyad9183]

It's really helpful sir....Tq

[@chuangtian3683]

u r better than my teachers in scotland

[@palavvrushali4975]

any more suggestion and conclusion of cost of capital

[@hooiong4597]

Bond is way that company raise money or capital by selling them?

[@1997jumanji]

Allah bless you and bleas your profitability to peopole

[@ntcuong01ct1]

I have a question:
cost of capital = net revenue * WACC, right?.

[@maricelagutierrez4194]

at 8:52 why do you devide 120 by 2? where does tht 120 come from?

[@presleycharumbira2735]

did not explain how you got the 10% cost of debt

[@abdirahmanabdikani9876]

Using financial calculator or a spreadsheet

[@phokarabosiu7668]

Anybody know why we use 1000 on 9:14 ?

[@bradhapa]

Phoka Rabosiu
$1000 is the default face value for a typical corporate bond. Thanks, Brad

[@phokarabosiu7668]

Oh,Thank you Mr.
This video really simplified a lot for me.
Please,keep them coming.

[@winstonblanco719]

your voice sounds Robert Downey Jr.

[@sharathrai1470]

I thought it was Tom Hanks :)

[@AZBullDog85]

Thank you!