Hi Steve. I passed my March PM exam with flying colours and your videos definitely helped me to do so well - thank you! Is your website down? I’m doing tax next and I wanted to see if you covered this in your courses. Thanks ☺️
You want the total of the seasonal variations to equal zero; the positives cancel out the negatives. As I showed, it was off by 0.0064. So I split the difference and spread that over the 4 seasons.
Hi Steve thank you very much for your AccaF5 video I Did watch some off the video I like it I am attending Acca f5 exam next june or may be in september 2022 Iwant to practice all the questions and answers in computer like exam Is there any video or available from you please can you advise or tell me if you can make that type video many students may be benefiting I know It cost money but cost doesn’t matter skill matters, if until not available could you please make available that would be great help for all students most of them might buy that video or app please try to understand my request please
Hi Steven Why is divided by Five avg growth of Centered Moving Average? Please explain Bpp kit Time series MCQ question because I not have bpp kit 2022.Thanks
Hi there sorry for the delay, I was on vacation. I think you are talking about point 10:00 in the video. If you look again, there are 6 quarters in the table, but we divide by 5. This might be the confusing part. It's because we are dividing by the number of changes, not the number of quarters. q1 to q2: 1 change. q2 to q3, the second change, etc. So between Q1 and Q6, there are 5 changes, so this difference between Q6 and Q1 is the total for 5 changes. Divide by 5, average change per quarter. Does this make sense?
Hi Steve, Now I understand for your explanation divided by five avg growth of Centred Moving Average.Thanks you for it.Please explain Time series forecasting the Section A &Section B Multiple choice questions in Bpp Exam Kit.I have not Bpp Exam Kit 2022-23.Please send me BPP revision Kit 2022-23 link for practice Time series MCQ questions.Please help me.Thanks Sir.
Your videos are truly amazing and very easy to follow!! Please continue to make these great videos. I’d be grateful if you could recommend a great youtube channel for f6 tax please!
Hi Steve Willis, Thanks for the lecture , I am confuse with this , the seasonal variation given in the queston are for Q3 And Q4 of 2010 not 2012, why did you placed them in 2012.?
Hi, we are creating a forecast, so we don't know what the future seasonal variation will be. We make our forecast with the seasonal variation we observed in the past, which is what is given.
@@SteveWillisACCA but since we only got S. variation of 2010. dont we need to calculated S. variations for 3 and 4 quarter of 2011 and then calculate an average of of of the same quarters and use that in sales forecasting?
Hi Steve. I passed my March PM exam with flying colours and your videos definitely helped me to do so well - thank you! Is your website down? I’m doing tax next and I wanted to see if you covered this in your courses. Thanks ☺️
Hi there I am in the process of updating it for June. Will be ready ASAP
hi there! Glad the PM videos helped-unfortunately I don't teach tax.
Thank you very much. Steve you are the best
You are very welcome :)
Could you do video on time series Q from ACCA PM specimen paper Q2 - LPM co
Yes, let me put that on my list right now.
why you calculate adjusted seasonal variation?(For 1 Mark)
You want the total of the seasonal variations to equal zero; the positives cancel out the negatives. As I showed, it was off by 0.0064. So I split the difference and spread that over the 4 seasons.
Hi Steve thank you very much for your AccaF5 video I Did watch some off the video I like it
I am attending Acca f5 exam next june or may be in september 2022 Iwant to practice all the questions and answers in computer like exam Is there any video or available from you
please can you advise or tell me if you can make that type video many students may be benefiting I know It cost money but cost doesn’t matter skill matters, if until not available could you please make available that would be great help for all students most of them might buy that video or app please try to understand my request please
Hi there, yes I have more videos I am updating that site now and will give you more info shortly.
Hi Steven Why is divided by Five avg growth of Centered Moving Average? Please explain Bpp kit Time series MCQ question because I not have bpp kit 2022.Thanks
Hi there sorry for the delay, I was on vacation. I think you are talking about point 10:00 in the video. If you look again, there are 6 quarters in the table, but we divide by 5. This might be the confusing part. It's because we are dividing by the number of changes, not the number of quarters. q1 to q2: 1 change. q2 to q3, the second change, etc. So between Q1 and Q6, there are 5 changes, so this difference between Q6 and Q1 is the total for 5 changes. Divide by 5, average change per quarter. Does this make sense?
Hi Steve, Now I understand for your explanation divided by five avg growth of Centred Moving Average.Thanks you for it.Please explain Time series forecasting the Section A &Section B Multiple choice questions in Bpp Exam Kit.I have not Bpp Exam Kit 2022-23.Please send me BPP revision Kit 2022-23 link for practice Time series MCQ questions.Please help me.Thanks Sir.
Hey willis, thanks for the crystal clear explanation. i passed my test today bcs of u :)
Well done! Glad the videos helped :)
Your videos are truly amazing and very easy to follow!! Please continue to make these great videos.
I’d be grateful if you could recommend a great youtube channel for f6 tax please!
Thank you! Will do. Not sure about Tax, sorry to report.
hI STEVE didn't get the adjusted variation what u say $J2 something? can u please explain again
Can you tell me the time stamp on the video?
Hi Steve, is this topic tested in section C quite a lot?
I doubt it would be the main feature of Section-C. Maybe a working.
Hi. Thanks for the video. Does Acca provide access to excel?
Yes, in the exam you get a spreadsheet.
Have you got this question in c section
Send the answers for part b
Hi Steve Willis, Thanks for the lecture , I am confuse with this , the seasonal variation given in the queston are for Q3 And Q4 of 2010 not 2012, why did you placed them in 2012.?
Hi, we are creating a forecast, so we don't know what the future seasonal variation will be. We make our forecast with the seasonal variation we observed in the past, which is what is given.
@@SteveWillisACCA Thanks, Ok I got it.
Great :)
@@SteveWillisACCA but since we only got S. variation of 2010. dont we need to calculated S. variations for 3 and 4 quarter of 2011 and then calculate an average of of of the same quarters and use that in sales forecasting?