CFA Level I - Cash Flow Statement Simplified using Examples

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2019
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Комментарии • 21

  • @Rishi-vermA539
    @Rishi-vermA539 4 года назад +4

    I m CMA student after watching this now I got clear understanding of CFS. Thank you sir for clearing my concept.

  • @rishabh3952
    @rishabh3952 Год назад

    marvelous teaching

  • @pujasonkar782
    @pujasonkar782 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much sir for ur amazing vdos😇

  • @keerthiravalkol6458
    @keerthiravalkol6458 4 года назад

    Sir please upload next continuing video of cash flow statement.the way your explaining was simply super.

  • @Kausar-2.0
    @Kausar-2.0 Год назад

    Thank you ❤️ beautifully explained

  • @nishabaghel6381
    @nishabaghel6381 4 года назад +4

    Where will I get remaining lecture after break

  • @wanderingwithdreams8861
    @wanderingwithdreams8861 4 года назад

    sir, do fintree's online financial modelling course get updated regularly or will it get updated in future.

    • @FintreeIndia
      @FintreeIndia  4 года назад

      Sourav Varyani it’s updated after every batch. We have 4 different models updated currently

  • @bedabratahazarika
    @bedabratahazarika 2 года назад +2

    at video time 47.55 Cash purchase should be 1,050,000 =(1500,000*(1-0.3)) as in the question its mentioned 30% purchases were on credit

  • @paras4584
    @paras4584 3 года назад +2

    CAN YOU PLEASE UPLOADE THE REMAINING NUMERICALS PLEASE , IT WILL BE REALLY HELPFULL
    Sir, I'm a L1 student of some other institute, where i'm not getting enough learning exposure

    • @hip-hopinsider814
      @hip-hopinsider814 6 месяцев назад

      i need that too from where u studied after that, i am able to fully understand this invereted Y concept, can you tell me from whrer i should study after this viodeo

  • @mosadiq123
    @mosadiq123 Год назад

    👍

  • @atangbingana283
    @atangbingana283 Год назад

    Are all lectures in english ?

  • @zhangyingyin6776
    @zhangyingyin6776 3 года назад

    Hi I have a question here. How come the method mentioned in the video comes up with a different answer than the formula? So the cash received from customers will be 3.5 in the sample question and when I use the formula, which is [sales - increase in account receivable] it would be 2 - 0 = 2. Maybe there is something I missed.

    • @hip-hopinsider814
      @hip-hopinsider814 6 месяцев назад

      i have the same question can you please tell me whats the matter here?

  • @k.5250
    @k.5250 4 года назад

    What is the relationship between total purchase and sales

    • @arunabhsharma6036
      @arunabhsharma6036 4 года назад +1

      there is no relation between total purchase and sales
      they are not interlinked with each other

    • @imb3nwu
      @imb3nwu 3 года назад

      Total purchase is the total inventory you purchased during a specific period, so it has no relationship with sales.

  • @Noname-oq9mk
    @Noname-oq9mk Год назад

    Last one is not understood sir....😅🙏