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7:50 formula wise to smj aa gya but concept smj nhi aaye ki jiski value 5saal baad 1lak h to uski kimat to Aaj m jyada honi chahia kyade se to inflation ki vjha se
Vry useful channel .. Your LG and LC related lectures helped me alot to understand my concepts... Kindly also explain (charge)i.e. ranking charge, pari passu charge, first pari passu charge with examples
Indian Share market is not risky..But the investment in share market according to various stock brokers ( also fake brokers ) are very risky....How, fake people contract with me by mobile and proposed various option....How they collected mobile no..they said by data store..Sir,plz say about it...
If I have scenario 1 : Where I am asked for make upfront payment of Maintenance for property by paying whole 12 months advance maintenance payment - where I will get 2 months Maintenance discount Waiver VERSUS Scenario 2 : Where I pay monthly payment for 12 months - Will Present Value Concept Apply here ? How can I make decision which Scenario is Beneficial to go with ? Pls can you guide.
Sir can this formula be used to calculate inflation adjusted value of money? I mean an amount of 1 Crore after 20 years will be equivalent to what present value after beating inflation. Calculating this for finding out the right amount of insurance cover.
If Future Value is Rs 11 thousand then present well Rs 10230.If the future value is 11 thousand rupees then seven percent interest will be deducted from it. 11000 1% is 110 so 7%770 so 770 will be deducted from 1100-770=10230. What is the 50 extra. So if the formula work pv=Fv÷(1+r)N so 11000÷1.07=10280.3738 11000-10280.3738=719.6262 So find the percentage 719.6262÷11000×100=6.54205636% Where the 7%?? Or it is financial math rule?? If so 10000×1.07=10700 700÷10000×100=7% 10000÷100=100 is 1% so 100×7=700 is 7% and 10000+700=10700 700÷10000×100=7%. But this the fact (info wikipedia ) In economics and finance, present value (PV), also known as present discounted value, is the value of an expected income stream determined as of the date of valuation. An approximation for annuity and loan calculationsEdit The above formula (1) for annuity immediate calculations offers little insight for the average user and requires the use of some form of computing machinery. There is an approximation which is less intimidating, easier to compute and offers some insight for the non-specialist. It is given by [4] {\displaystyle C\approx PV\left({\frac {1}{n}}+{\frac {2}{3}}i ight)} Where, as above, C is annuity payment, PV is principal, n is number of payments, starting at end of first period, and i is interest rate per period. Equivalently C is the periodic loan repayment for a loan of PV extending over n periods at interest rate, i. The formula is valid (for positive n, i) for ni≤3. For completeness, for ni≥3 the approximation is {\displaystyle C\approx PVi}. The formula can, under some circumstances, reduce the calculation to one of mental arithmetic alone. For example, what are the (approximate) loan repayments for a loan of PV = $10,000 repaid annually for n = ten years at 15% interest (i = 0.15)? The applicable approximate formula is C ≈ 10,000*(1/10 + (2/3) 0.15) = 10,000*(0.1+0.1) = 10,000*0.2 = $2000 pa by mental arithmetic alone. The true answer is $1993, very close. The overall approximation is accurate to within ±6% (for all n≥1) for interest rates 0≤i≤0.20 and within ±10% for interest rates 0.20≤i≤0.40. It is, however, intended only for "rough" 👍calculations. But it is compound rate of interest p=5000 rate=8.5 years 2 So 5000÷100=50×r8.5=425 P5000+425=5425 2nd year 5425÷100=461.125+5425=5886.125 Total P+Interest=Total 2years 5886.125.
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Very nicely explained. Clear n easy.
Thank you Ruchi 😊
Nice explanation... superior handwriting sir👍
Thanks 😊
Bhaiya concept clear kar dete hai aap
Very very useful and simple explanation sir
Well explained Sir...thanks🙏👍
Please make a series of videos on Stock markets (Basics to advanced )
Thank you for your contribution!
Yes. Will do that in some time.
Watch out Nitin Bhatia and pranjal kamra videos bro.
Awesome sir ji
Very good explanation..😍
Thank you Sanju 😊
Wonderfully you have explained
Thanks Meenu.
7:50 formula wise to smj aa gya but concept smj nhi aaye ki jiski value 5saal baad 1lak h to uski kimat to Aaj m jyada honi chahia kyade se to inflation ki vjha se
Awesome video sir
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Thankyou sir for this video and finance knowledge.
Most welcome
You are too good.
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Thank you sir
It's very helped me
Thank u sir❤ .
kiya baat Hi Sir Kaha Kaha Se Laatey Ho Aisey !dea Best Off Topic
Please make video on fair value vs market value vs present value???
Waiting for Present Value of Annuity & Net Present Value videos.
Sir does present value means what price the security is at in present in the market. ?
Nice One
You r too good brother..
Vry useful channel .. Your LG and LC related lectures helped me alot to understand my concepts... Kindly also explain (charge)i.e. ranking charge, pari passu charge, first pari passu charge with examples
Sir please make the video on DCF and FCF Model
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Hope this is helpful!
Mukul sir, mutual fund investment me 20 saal baad jo value milegi ,uski present value calculate k liye bhi yhi formula h...???
Yes almost. Just change PV with FV.
Start kaise kare, kaise account banaye, kaise invest kare, kisme invest kare, kaha jake invest kare
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Income from business pe ek video banaao sir
Knowledgeable
Good to hear that.
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Great Sir
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Thks sir
Sir can you teach us the concept with more example with different cases
Videos ka chronically play list bana de....
Thank you sir CBD ke topic me video sir
Noted Punam.
sir make a video on intresic value
Will try to cover in a future video Sumit :)
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Indian Share market is not risky..But the investment in share market according to various stock brokers ( also fake brokers ) are very risky....How, fake people contract with me by mobile and proposed various option....How they collected mobile no..they said by data store..Sir,plz say about it...
sir can u explain the method's of valuation ....
Sure. Will do so in upcoming videos
Sir how can I contact you directly for my financial problem
Amazing video
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Please clear the doubts regarding ascertain the present i. e rs 8000,time 6 yrs&r=12%
how calculate present value of FD?
In the formula of present value , we write 1+r in denominator, why we add 1 in formula ,finding difficult .
Please explain that
For 1 Year:
FV=PV+PVx7%
Take PV common
PV(1+0.07)
Sir capital structure and calculation of cost of capital chapter
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Sir I have a problem. If discount rate is missing in present value calculation .so what should we do....
If I have scenario 1 : Where I am asked for make upfront payment of Maintenance for property by paying whole 12 months advance maintenance payment - where I will get 2 months Maintenance discount Waiver VERSUS Scenario 2 : Where I pay monthly payment for 12 months - Will Present Value Concept Apply here ? How can I make decision which Scenario is Beneficial to go with ? Pls can you guide.
Present value of different amounts at different rates plzzz calculated
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Sir can this formula be used to calculate inflation adjusted value of money?
I mean an amount of 1 Crore after 20 years will be equivalent to what present value after beating inflation.
Calculating this for finding out the right amount of insurance cover.
Kuch reply aaya kya sir ka. Same query from my side,,
FD me itna hoga kya
Dcf method se company ka valuation... Par ek video
How we will calculate, if we investing start date every month ?
Kese buziness ka loss cover kare
Thk u, sir
Hope it helps. Abhishek
*So Future Value is the opposit of Present Value*
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Please show DCF method ...
Will come up with a complete series. Requires some planning. Please wait for sometime :)
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Sir agr future value 10000 ki jga 45000 ho tooo
Capital budgeting sir
Aapne 11000 ki present value nikalne ke liye 7% ko use kyo Kiya jabki woh 7% se hi bank mai interest se paisa 10700 Hua tha???
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Agar percentage nikalanaa ho to
1.07 kha se aaya😊
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Sir discount rate 7% hi kyu liya
Thoda our simple me samghaiye
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If Future Value is Rs 11 thousand then present well Rs 10230.If the future value is 11 thousand rupees then seven percent interest will be deducted from it.
11000 1% is 110 so 7%770 so 770 will be deducted from 1100-770=10230. What is the 50 extra. So if the formula work pv=Fv÷(1+r)N so 11000÷1.07=10280.3738
11000-10280.3738=719.6262
So find the percentage 719.6262÷11000×100=6.54205636% Where the 7%?? Or it is financial math rule??
If so 10000×1.07=10700
700÷10000×100=7%
10000÷100=100 is 1% so 100×7=700 is 7% and 10000+700=10700
700÷10000×100=7%.
But this the fact (info wikipedia )
In economics and finance, present value (PV), also known as present discounted value, is the value of an expected income stream determined as of the date of valuation.
An approximation for annuity and loan calculationsEdit
The above formula (1) for annuity immediate calculations offers little insight for the average user and requires the use of some form of computing machinery. There is an approximation which is less intimidating, easier to compute and offers some insight for the non-specialist. It is given by [4]
{\displaystyle C\approx PV\left({\frac {1}{n}}+{\frac {2}{3}}i
ight)}
Where, as above, C is annuity payment, PV is principal, n is number of payments, starting at end of first period, and i is interest rate per period. Equivalently C is the periodic loan repayment for a loan of PV extending over n periods at interest rate, i. The formula is valid (for positive n, i) for ni≤3. For completeness, for ni≥3 the approximation is {\displaystyle C\approx PVi}.
The formula can, under some circumstances, reduce the calculation to one of mental arithmetic alone. For example, what are the (approximate) loan repayments for a loan of PV = $10,000 repaid annually for n = ten years at 15% interest (i = 0.15)? The applicable approximate formula is C ≈ 10,000*(1/10 + (2/3) 0.15) = 10,000*(0.1+0.1) = 10,000*0.2 = $2000 pa by mental arithmetic alone. The true answer is $1993, very close.
The overall approximation is accurate to within ±6% (for all n≥1) for interest rates 0≤i≤0.20 and within ±10% for interest rates 0.20≤i≤0.40. It is, however, intended only for "rough"
👍calculations. But it is compound rate of interest p=5000 rate=8.5 years 2
So 5000÷100=50×r8.5=425
P5000+425=5425
2nd year
5425÷100=461.125+5425=5886.125
Total P+Interest=Total 2years
5886.125.
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