Thank you professor, very clear and to the point. So much needed these times. Quick question: do you use ROC and ROIC interchangeably meaning the same measure?
Money!!! I am sure many didn't understand much. Even I didnt understand much of the Reinvestment part..lol. I need to see and learn until I understand.
@@richardgordon portfolio visualizer.com is free. Fastgraphs.com has trial period. It is also one of the best tools to see historical performance of a stock and forecasting of stock for various price-earnings ratios. Good luck. Best of all things to do is look into their 10k statement s of the companies before buying them
@@basamnath3021 Thanks Basam. Yes, I know of Fastgraphs. Its very good. However, I'm subscribing to too many services already so want to keep things under control. The visualizer is very useful 🤔
This is pure gold, thank you professor for your awesome content!
Thank you very much, your efforts are very appreciated
These videos are fantastic thank you so much!
Thank you professor for the amazing videos
Damn it. I was hoping to be first!
This is a free access to attend a NYU finance course. LOL
Thank you!
Thank you professor, very clear and to the point. So much needed these times. Quick question: do you use ROC and ROIC interchangeably meaning the same measure?
Money!!! I am sure many didn't understand much. Even I didnt understand much of the Reinvestment part..lol. I need to see and learn until I understand.
Thank you this was very interesting 🙂
Thank you Sir
My dad was also a professor and Dean of a large government university in India.
Wow, This is exactly what I need to stress test my portfolio! Many thanks🙏
I use portfoliovisualizer.com to back test. I run it for 2 to 3 recessions over a period of 25 years of history
Basam Nath Thank you very much. I will check this out! 😎
@@richardgordon portfolio visualizer.com is free. Fastgraphs.com has trial period. It is also one of the best tools to see historical performance of a stock and forecasting of stock for various price-earnings ratios. Good luck. Best of all things to do is look into their 10k statement s of the companies before buying them
@@basamnath3021 Thanks Basam. Yes, I know of Fastgraphs. Its very good. However, I'm subscribing to too many services already so want to keep things under control. The visualizer is very useful 🤔
Very timely vedio on how to go to fundamentals again
Hard to value company based on fundamentals when the Fed backstops any bad choices made by companies.
slide 6, taxes should have negative sign instead of = sign.