Best explanation thanks for breaking it down :-) So it's really a risk if you choose the $17 per share option because nothing guarantees there'll be growth.
What's its use considering the fact that the earnings are reinvested into the business anyways? Shouldn't we care more about the volatility of the stock/dividends?
Yeah it's good info but it's not enough. I still can't understand from this how to calculate the EPS of a firm, or when calculating PE ratio, how do I find out what the EPS is? Is it the yearly EPS ? Is it the quarterly EPS? Where do I find out what the firm's EPS is? All of this info is missing from the video. But thanks for what you give, it's not taken for granted, I DID learn.
@@Edspira ya it will be very helpful because your videos are very much knowledge full and basics are getting better on watching these videos looking forward on this topic at earliest
A P/E ratio is 10 isn't very high, so investors probably don't expect the company to grow much (that doesn't mean it's a bad company; it could simply be undervalued, or it could be a successful company in a mature industry with limited growth potential)
You've made this so simple to understand the pie analogy anyone and everyone can understand, thanks
No problem. Thanks for watching Dawood!
This channel made every thing very easy
This is the one of best channel
Best explanation thanks for breaking it down :-)
So it's really a risk if you choose the $17 per share option because nothing guarantees there'll be growth.
THANK YOU! been struggling with this topic for days! SAVED ME!
My Best teacher in online ........... Take love DEAR SIR
This is fantastic, so easy to understand with your explanation. Thank you!
This helped me a lot. Great info and simplified without too much fancy terminology. Thanks.
Thank you! Can you make one for partnerships ? I love the way you explain the topics!
Wow this is the best channel!
Easy to understand. Thanks !
You're welcome!
What's its use considering the fact that the earnings are reinvested into the business anyways? Shouldn't we care more about the volatility of the stock/dividends?
Thanks. Good explanation
Thank you for making the complex simple!
Thank youuuu i always watch your videos for understanding the topics further 😊😊
Terima kasih amaterinya.
Great vid, subscribed
+Obsidian1392 Thanks!
Ok so i had 3 shares in alibaba stock... and the eps said 2.26 .... so what does that mean?
Yeah it's good info but it's not enough. I still can't understand from this how to calculate the EPS of a firm, or when calculating PE ratio, how do I find out what the EPS is? Is it the yearly EPS ? Is it the quarterly EPS? Where do I find out what the firm's EPS is?
All of this info is missing from the video.
But thanks for what you give, it's not taken for granted, I DID learn.
Aviad D there’s another video?
Great video! Thank You Sir !!!
No problem!
your videos are the best! thanks!
Glad to help!
thanks. amazing. fewer sharehoders is better? also my secind question. what do you think of Citigroup Inc?
Thanks
Really helpful _ thank for sharing Sir,
Thank you 🙏
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks!
Thank you, I really appreciate your support!
Do you have any playlist videos on Capital Structure
Sorry, but we don't have videos on this topic at this time. This is great idea though!
@@Edspira ya it will be very helpful because your videos are very much knowledge full and basics are getting better on watching these videos looking forward on this topic at earliest
INFOMATIVEO.... thank you
Glad to help!
If P/E is 12 (you need to earn 12 times to earn for your share), and I have one share that earns 1$, I will earn in one year for one full share worth?
Why would a firm trade at 10x earnings?
A P/E ratio is 10 isn't very high, so investors probably don't expect the company to grow much (that doesn't mean it's a bad company; it could simply be undervalued, or it could be a successful company in a mature industry with limited growth potential)
THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
Did not understand the last part. How can 17/share be better than 10/share if they both give same one dollar?
Because one of the companies may have better growth potential than the other
good vid