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One cannot but appreciate the way this guy lays the goundwork so effectively to achieve final results. I am all in awe for this incredible explanation, so much so that I feel indebted to leave some words of appreciation. Please continue to inspire us with your outstanding work.

An excellent and straighforward lecture. Thanks a lot.

Thanks for the great video! I am not clear about benefit of debt. If you take a loan, yes you pay less taxes, but you have to also pay interest. In your example around 8:00, with the loan, Net Income is $60. Without the loan, it would have been $120. So, is't debt costing more in that case?

Incredible explanation, better than every Finance professor or book I've ever encountered. Thank you.

Amazing explanation

Hallelujah I found you! I am a fan now

This is so great. Thank you!

Book and author name please

Book name and author please

Nice lecture. Book name and author used for these lectures please...

Really nice to find this channel, thank you

Beautiful

Great lectures really. Thank you!

Mr. Tompkins, I went through the CMAP program at Kennesaw, and thoroughly enjoyed it. I have done a few DCFs since then on smaller deals ($1M to $3M EBITDA) and they come out extremely high. I have done quite a bit of research on risk premiums for company specific and for smaller businesses, but most of them give discount premium estimates for a small business as defined by the measure of a public company (still hundreds of millions of dollars in market share, and in those cases 3% to 5% size risk premiums). Do you have any guidance or resources you can share that assist with calculating risk premiums for the discount rate for very small companies? I have read several articles that indicate it isn't uncommon for a discount rate in the range of 25% to 30%+ for very small businesses. I just would like a more defined process for calculating that risk premium if one exists.

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.

I salute you sir! You've saved my semester

Brilliant presentation! Professor, can you please make a video on the history of international monetary policy?

Can you help me understand what debt beta is exactly? if my understanding is correct, debt beta reflects that correlation between the changes in returns to debt holders of the specific company and changes in the average market debt returns to debt holders. In this case, if debt beta is 0, it just means there is no correlation, not that there is no change in risks of debt repayment. is this right? Thank you!

Can you explain why, in theory, enterprise value is supposed to be independent of capital structures while in its calculation (discounting Unlevered FCF by WACC), WACC, being a weighted function of debt and equity, is clearly making EV also a function of the mix of debt and equity? Also, we use levered WACC or levered beta for WACC calculation in this case right? Thank you so much!

But how can we know what's 110 dollars going to be worth in 1 year

The best explanation on SGR I have seen. Great video!

A lot of ideology hidden behind biased questions imho, I find that a bit annoying, but I guess it is inevitable to not be biased when talking about economics. But hey I am talking from a non neutral position myself, and I am not an economics expert, so make what you want if it

about the example at 30:26 , no european country can print euros, and the BCE won't print euros for governments either, so the euro would be a reserve for the german or the french governement / treasury. Or am i missing something ? Other than that, thank you for this great and clear video

That was a superb discussion on the capital structure and sustainable growth rate! Very interesting!

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Sir, it would be grateful if you could share the PDFs. Thanks.

Amazing explanation! thank you!

Great lesson! thanks

Hey Mr.James,thank you for your lectures.

Please stop asking me questions that I do not know the answer to. I feel like I would learn more if you would just teach and come out with the information and not wait for me to "answer" these questions

Thanks for your lecture! Rly clear and easy to understand the concept

thank you for the wonderful video! 😎😎😎

Thank you sir ! it's been really great learning experience

Great video, thanks!!

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Thank you so much Sir. That was a good learning experience and very interactive because of your method on delivering your lecture. Hope to hear more from you.

Excellent job.

Hi what do you mean by cash flow amount invested equally in equal intervals or the interest received for initial investments at the end of each time interval

Can you please provide question bank and answers for some difficult TVM problems. It would be really helpful.

These videos are great

Interesting!!

Excellently done!

Hi Sir. How are you??

Right?

I had to drop finance in the beginning of my undergrad. Through your videos I currently am sitting at an A+ in the class I have been most scared of my whole degree! Thank you for such an incredible explanation of these concepts and giving me an interest to learn more!

taking a corporate finance class this semester. This adds a lot of new insight to that class. Thanks :)

Thank you Professor Tompkins, you the best

Thank you for this. Working on a project and needed a quick understanding of the differences between both.

That was so amazing..!! struggling with this concept for many days..!! Thank You..!!

Great explanation loved it!!!! Keep up the good work👏👏👏👏👏