I have to say the same thing. Loving your teaching style. the way you simplify the concept so that we can understand the topic instead of just memorizing it.
Dear Professor, Your lectures are so insightful and i would greatly appreciate if you can send me your lecture notes. My email is charlesjulius.igwe@gmail.com. Hope to hear from you.
I would like to thank you for the sharing these effective and informative lectures, Best of luck. How we can get materials of these beautiful lectures for more information.
Hello James, you are a gifted teacher; thank you so much for sharing these materials. One doubt: in the first exercise i get $452.97 (instead of $448.8), would you consider it to be correct? thnx again!!
Dear Professor, I like your channel very much, Thank you. But I got stuck by the time line presented at 42:42 of this lesson. It has 4 cash flows on the left-hand side but only has three on the right. I thought the time line would range from t=-1 to t=3 for the right-hand side, then we compound the annuity value of t=-1 to t=0. I'm looking forward to your help.
Hi, on the Growth Perpetuity Derivation, how did you come up with an effective rate of 10%? i'm also confused on how/why 2 rates (5% & 10%) are used in the same equation?
Hi Anne...Its' really important to understand the single cash flow time value of money video I have before you watch the multiple cash flow video. The answer to your question is much more thoroughly explained in that other video than I can provide in a quick reply. Good luck
+Jana Janberga Hi Jana. It's rounding. The exact number for the effective monthly rate on the previous slide is 0.00662271. If you then divide this into 100, the exact answer is $15099.5615 which I round to $15,100 on the video. Hope this helps.
These lectures are literally worth gold (today and not tomorrow lol) for me! Thanks so much for taking the time to record and upload these!
totally love your style of teaching ! Thank you so much
chandana v You are welcome and thanks for your kind words.
I have to say the same thing. Loving your teaching style. the way you simplify the concept so that we can understand the topic instead of just memorizing it.
Mehdi Goodarzi Thanks!
This makes an otherwise seeminly difficult subject look very simplistic!!! and to think its free is absolutely awesome.
Thank you so very much!!!!!
+khase24 Thanks!
Dear Professor,
Your lectures are so insightful and i would greatly appreciate if you can send me your lecture notes.
My email is charlesjulius.igwe@gmail.com.
Hope to hear from you.
Im from Brazil and Ur classes are helping me a Lot , ty
Your videos helped me understand Finance in-depth, thank you very much!!
How wonderful this lecture is! Thank you! Hope you are doing well!
I would like to thank you for the sharing these effective and informative lectures, Best of luck. How we can get materials of these beautiful lectures for more information.
Thank you for your video!
Hello James, you are a gifted teacher; thank you so much for sharing these materials.
One doubt: in the first exercise i get $452.97 (instead of $448.8), would you consider it to be correct? thnx again!!
Dear Professor, I like your channel very much, Thank you.
But I got stuck by the time line presented at 42:42 of this lesson. It has 4 cash flows on the left-hand side but only has three on the right. I thought the time line would range from t=-1 to t=3 for the right-hand side, then we compound the annuity value of t=-1 to t=0. I'm looking forward to your help.
Better understanding then the MIT course in finance on iTunes.
More Vedeo Please awesome work
thank you so much
Hi, on the Growth Perpetuity Derivation, how did you come up with an effective rate of 10%? i'm also confused on how/why 2 rates (5% & 10%) are used in the same equation?
Hi Anne...Its' really important to understand the single cash flow time value of money video I have before you watch the multiple cash flow video. The answer to your question is much more thoroughly explained in that other video than I can provide in a quick reply. Good luck
At 21:17 calculation of PV i.e. 100 over 0.0062 my calculator and Excel give me 15'105.74 instead of 15'100, is that my problem?
+Jana Janberga Hi Jana. It's rounding. The exact number for the effective monthly rate on the previous slide is 0.00662271. If you then divide this into 100, the exact answer is $15099.5615 which I round to $15,100 on the video. Hope this helps.
+Understanding Finance
Yes, of course, makes sense, Happy New Year!
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