In my Asset Valuation and Financial Statement Analysis classes with Mohsin Hafeez, we used Aswath Damodaran's Implied ERPs, risk-free rates, and other datasets. I discovered prof. Damodaran's RUclips just recently and wanted to say thanks - this is content I would happily pay for.
Professor, thank you for the corp life cycle perspective, very insightful. In addition to the turn-around story like IBM, Apple and MS, wondering how you would evaluate "try to come back story" like GE and Boeing etc.
Professor, Thanks for putting together this market update. It was helpful. I have a couple of questions, what should be a moderate debt to equity ratio for a company at different life stages? Also, in what circumstances QE Infinity can be stoped by the central banks in the current market conditions and interest rate come to a normal rate?
We have yet to consider the startups which are not traded publicly. They are the companies who require fund as they are cash burning companies. Should we analyse the funding rate for startuos which aren't listed
Sir, love the way you teach each day I feel I am gaining tremendous knowledge. You are our superstar How can I access foundation of finance RUclips videos they are private
Hello Professor, how do you feel about the future of tourism and its rate of recovery? Personally I feel, and I know a lot of people share the same sentiment, that the threat of the coronavirus was grossly overblown on a per capita basis. Obviously it's a global tragedy but hospitalizations per 100,000 infected were reduced to ~40 as per the CDC's data. Now there is an emergence of drugs that not only prevent the virus from taking root but also significantly reduce mortality rates for patients on ventilators. It feels ethically wrong to be even considering the position but people are going to behave as they choose, I doubt the governments are going to close up shop again as they didn't even follow recommendations for the reopening the first time around.
For the average person, grossly overblown and preventable by masks and common sense, although it depends. A 75 year old black obese male with diabetes and a heart condition has a 15-50% chance of dying. A healthy 30 year old somewhere between 1/200 to 1/3000.
Re: the flow or risk capital. Professor, how much do you think the central bank actions influence this, and how it will affect the market in the long run?
I absolutely love your presentations! I can not thank you enough for the effort that you put in to produce these videoes. Thanks a lot prof!
Thank you for your take. Always insightful and thought provoking.
In my Asset Valuation and Financial Statement Analysis classes with Mohsin Hafeez, we used Aswath Damodaran's Implied ERPs, risk-free rates, and other datasets. I discovered prof. Damodaran's RUclips just recently and wanted to say thanks - this is content I would happily pay for.
Love how you connect the decline in mature companies with the virus affecting older people.
Thank you for all the work to produce this series!
Thank you sir. Feel blessed to be able to listen to full lectures in India.
Professor, thank you for the corp life cycle perspective, very insightful. In addition to the turn-around story like IBM, Apple and MS, wondering how you would evaluate "try to come back story" like GE and Boeing etc.
Excellent- clear and precise, insightful... What I believe is an excellent view of the Macro economy... A great value for investors
Thank you for sharing these insights! Really learn a lot from you.
Insight session again, thank you Professor!
Always a great watch
thanks Professor
we are learning so much from you
This man is a god ! He brings so much clarity to chaos
brilliant analysis and take outs
Excellent analysis. Thank you!
Insightful article! You always show a different and complementary side of the story.
Great content as usual, thank you prof!
Was eagerly waiting for this.
Amazing content as always 😊
Thank you sir 😊
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Professor, Thanks for putting together this market update. It was helpful. I have a couple of questions, what should be a moderate debt to equity ratio for a company at different life stages? Also, in what circumstances QE Infinity can be stoped by the central banks in the current market conditions and interest rate come to a normal rate?
We have yet to consider the startups which are not traded publicly. They are the companies who require fund as they are cash burning companies. Should we analyse the funding rate for startuos which aren't listed
Great information as usual!
Great video professor. Saw u on cnbc earlier.
Sir, love the way you teach each day I feel I am gaining tremendous knowledge. You are our superstar
How can I access foundation of finance RUclips videos they are private
thank you, sir. always an insightful thought. what are your views on acquisitions during these crises.
Hello Professor, how do you feel about the future of tourism and its rate of recovery? Personally I feel, and I know a lot of people share the same sentiment, that the threat of the coronavirus was grossly overblown on a per capita basis. Obviously it's a global tragedy but hospitalizations per 100,000 infected were reduced to ~40 as per the CDC's data. Now there is an emergence of drugs that not only prevent the virus from taking root but also significantly reduce mortality rates for patients on ventilators. It feels ethically wrong to be even considering the position but people are going to behave as they choose, I doubt the governments are going to close up shop again as they didn't even follow recommendations for the reopening the first time around.
For the average person, grossly overblown and preventable by masks and common sense, although it depends. A 75 year old black obese male with diabetes and a heart condition has a 15-50% chance of dying. A healthy 30 year old somewhere between 1/200 to 1/3000.
Thanks Aswath
Thanks
Very good
Re: the flow or risk capital. Professor, how much do you think the central bank actions influence this, and how it will affect the market in the long run?
Thanks alot for every video uploaded by you. For a curious learner like me its a gold mine.
Thanks alot professor. Regards from India.
Another reason why most young companies are doing well right now is that most of these young companies are mostly tech companies or are tech-related.
Can you Analyze Square ?
Excellent. Thank you for this content. Keep doing your thing. I appreciate it.
Loved this. Thank you sir..
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