Time Value of Money (TVM) - solving more complex TVM problems (for the @CFA Level 1 exam)

Time Value of Money (TVM) - solving more complex TVM problems (for the @CFA Level 1 exam) explores two approaches to using the Texas Instruments BA II Plus calculator to deal with more complicated exam questions.

[@gazishuraimniloy2515]

Keep doing,Great work !

[@letmeexplaincfa]

Thank you

[@mostafaemad740]

Thanks for the great videos, is this something we have to know called gordon model ?
Assuming a constant rate of growth in dividends, we can estimate an equity share's:
A) dividend yield as the sum of its required rate of return and its growth rate.
B) growth rate as the sum of its dividend yield and its required rate of return.
C) required rate of return as the sum of its dividend yield and growth rate.

[@mostafaemad740]

also something called : implied forward rates

[@letmeexplaincfa]

You are welcome :) Yes, the Gordon Model is tackled in the initial videos in this playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLzsMtRJ44d8yg5Om7mb1CRXqr0xJEW8Uh

[@letmeexplaincfa]

Yes, this is covered here: ruclips.net/video/lJu86I7jdS4/видео.html

[@RAJIV1987CH]

Awesome 🎉❤

[@Dub105]

Thank you so much.

[@unknown7978]

Hello , is there any probability that the practice problems video will be uploaded?
And thank you.

[@letmeexplaincfa]

Do you mean the question text? If that's the question, RUclips really doesn't anything other than video

[@unknown7978]

@@letmeexplaincfa Meant the the end of chapter question ( Pg.81 - 2025 Curriculum )

[@abderrahmane800]

Thank you.

[@animestatusrelax6723]

Great 👍👍

[@letmeexplaincfa]

Thank you!

[@rxviper4833]

Great Video! Do we assume that the cash flows are invested at the end of each year?

[@letmeexplaincfa]

Yes, this is the assumption you should always make if not told otherwise

[@siddhantjangam2120]

What is this type of cash flow called ,
is it growing annuity?

[@letmeexplaincfa]

I don't think it has a special name but I may be wrong :)