Wow thank you so much for posting these videos. I just learned more in 15 minutes watching your videos than I have learned all semester in Corporate Finance class. Thanks a million!
Thank you so much. I was getting ready to drop my online finance class but you made things so clear and easy. HALLELUJAH. Now I will find others and hope my instructor will give me more time.
I was stuck trying to use the manual to calculate IRR and NPV for about an hour. Your tutorial explained the process in 5 minutes!! Thank you so much. Hope you post more of these videos.subscribed.
Thank you. The book I was using just said "use a calculator" to do this and I was banging my head against a wall. Thank you - you've earned some big karma points.
Thank you, I knew what I was suppose to do but couldn't get the calculator to work; I started to think it hated me lol or it had some evil plan to make me final but instead I found out I just had to push the right buttons. :) thank you for helping me understand not only how to use the calculator but for also explaining what the IRR and the NPV were for in plain English. Thanks again. Your students are lucky to have you as their teacher.
Better than the manual! I tried computing IRR from the manual this morning and the screen just kept flipping between NPV and I/Y no matter what buttons I pressed. Thank you very, very much.
You're awesome! I love how clearly you went through the explanation. You explained things that I didn't know, like F01 you can input the amount of times that cash flow happens. Also, explaining about the IRR and why you should or shouldn't take the project. Thank you so much!
more, more, more videos please!!! so much more useful than what is in my textbook. if i pass this finance final, it will be thanks to you! so grateful...
I generally do not comment no matter how interesting it is, but this video of yours is worth commenting, I only have two thumbs wish I could have more to thumbs up this video (though my hands would be ugly). Thanks for the time and energy you took to explain and post this awesome video. Cheers.
Thank you so much for this! I'm studying for my Principles of Finance class, and in one short video, you have made sense of a concept that I have been trying to wrap my head around for a few lectures worth of time.
Thank you SOOO MUCH for this tutorial! It has just saved my grades and has given me the confidence that I'll be able to calculate more complex problems. I was using excel and my calculations were so far off the mark it was traumatizing. I'm sticking to my financial calculator from now on.
Thank you so much for posting this video. I'm in the process of getting ready to take a timed test dealing with Capital budgeting and this will save me a lot of time so I don't have to manually calculate all this out!!
Great video, if it wasn´t for the video quality i wouldn´t believe it´s 5 years old. real clean, real simple, some teachs apparently try hard to complex things like this.
Thank you so much, I wish there was a way to get a hold of you without revealing your info. I am taking Financial Mgmt for the second time this semester and this tutorial has taught me so much.
Fantastic video. Great explanation. Thanks a ton for posting. You are really helping. Could I be greedy to ask for explaining how to do amortization schedule on TI BA II Plus Professional? Thank you once again.
Thank you very much for your wonderful instructions and the video. I bought a Texas Instrument Financial calculator 20 years ago !! I lost the manual I just wanted to know if I could find a manual for it. It is a Ba II Plus .
Very nice as tutorial it's really appreciate!!! But I have a question for you, how to find NFV / DPB and PB? I tried to find it in the calculator's manual, but the steps did not work. It would be really appreciate if you can help me about this subject. In the manual, it's write that we just have to go down on the NPV fonction to find the NFV / DPB and PB... But I did not find it... Thank you for your help!!
man...you make this so easy. Is there any explanation then why the heck my corporate finance book would say that the only way to calculate the IRR is through trial and error either with a calc or by hand?!? I understand trial and error if you do it by hand but why would it say that if you can use the calc like you just did here???
Wow thank you so much for posting these videos. I just learned more in 15 minutes watching your videos than I have learned all semester in Corporate Finance class. Thanks a million!
Thank you so much. I was getting ready to drop my online finance class but you made things so clear and easy. HALLELUJAH. Now I will find others and hope my instructor will give me more time.
I was stuck trying to use the manual to calculate IRR and NPV for about an hour. Your tutorial explained the process in 5 minutes!! Thank you so much. Hope you post more of these videos.subscribed.
thank god for this! have a finance test tonight and couldnt work it out! Life saver
I wish you were my professor because you simplify these calculations with minimal issues. I am really grateful.
Thank you. The book I was using just said "use a calculator" to do this and I was banging my head against a wall. Thank you - you've earned some big karma points.
Thank you, I knew what I was suppose to do but couldn't get the calculator to work; I started to think it hated me lol or it had some evil plan to make me final but instead I found out I just had to push the right buttons. :) thank you for helping me understand not only how to use the calculator but for also explaining what the IRR and the NPV were for in plain English. Thanks again. Your students are lucky to have you as their teacher.
Very clear and concise, my professor doesn't teach using the BA II Plus and you made it easy.
The most helpful video I've seen so far for using The BAII Plus to calculate IRR & NPV. Thank you! :)
Thank you for these videos. Whenever I struggle to enter something on my calculator I look for your videos.
Better than the manual! I tried computing IRR from the manual this morning and the screen just kept flipping between NPV and I/Y no matter what buttons I pressed. Thank you very, very much.
You're awesome! I love how clearly you went through the explanation. You explained things that I didn't know, like F01 you can input the amount of times that cash flow happens. Also, explaining about the IRR and why you should or shouldn't take the project. Thank you so much!
more, more, more videos please!!! so much more useful than what is in my textbook. if i pass this finance final, it will be thanks to you! so grateful...
I generally do not comment no matter how interesting it is, but this video of yours is worth commenting, I only have two thumbs wish I could have more to thumbs up this video (though my hands would be ugly). Thanks for the time and energy you took to explain and post this awesome video. Cheers.
Awesome .... you make me love project cost management.
It was simple and captivating unlike some other tutors on Utube
Did a lot of this in school but I forgot it all and now I need to re-learn it for an exam, your video helped a lot :-) Thanks!
OMG, I just finished a whole chapter of my book just by watching this video. You are soooo awesome!! Thanks a million!!
This was so helpful! You did a WAY better job at explaining this than my finance professor, you saved my butt for my final
Thank you so much for this! I'm studying for my Principles of Finance class, and in one short video, you have made sense of a concept that I have been trying to wrap my head around for a few lectures worth of time.
Great video. The scenario was explained well and slow enough to actually comprehend what was going on as sit was happening. Thanks for helping out!
Thanks! I was pounding my head trying to figure out how to get the right IRR, much better to watch then to read how to do it in a stupid manual.
you're saving my finance grade. thank you.
Thank you SOOO MUCH for this tutorial! It has just saved my grades and has given me the confidence that I'll be able to calculate more complex problems. I was using excel and my calculations were so far off the mark it was traumatizing. I'm sticking to my financial calculator from now on.
Your explanation style is brilliant... Thank you so much.
Really appreciate your help. in 6 minutes learned what it would took me like 50 if reading by myself.
I wish these were higher resolution, but it still gets the job done - great videos. Thank you!
Thank you soooooo much, Finance finals in 48 hrs.! Life saver
You're so clear in the way you explain it! Thank you!
Thank you so much! You are amazing! Every finance professor so be as clear and concise as you are!
Perfect instructions! It was so easy to understand your directions and follow along with my calculator. Thank you so much for this video!!
Thank you so much for posting this video. I'm in the process of getting ready to take a timed test dealing with Capital budgeting and this will save me a lot of time so I don't have to manually calculate all this out!!
Great video, if it wasn´t for the video quality i wouldn´t believe it´s 5 years old. real clean, real simple, some teachs apparently try hard to complex things like this.
Brilliant! why can't my professors be this clear about instructions?! Now I won't fail my Finance test =) Thanks!!
You are awesome...many many thanks to you...you saved me in next exam...
Thank you so much. I'm in Acct. at NCSU, and they require us to have this calculator; however, they don't teach us how to use it!
Simple, and highly effective. Thanks for your help!
Thank you so much, I wish there was a way to get a hold of you without revealing your info. I am taking Financial Mgmt for the second time this semester and this tutorial has taught me so much.
THANK YOU! SO EASY TO UNDERSTAND! My book does not teach us on the calculator. so this is of great help!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! You are 1,000,000x better than my Finance professor.
Thank you this really helped! I was going to use the NPV formula to do this but realized that it would difficult since the cash flows are different
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It helped me so much on this chapter. This made things so much easier for me!
Thanks a lot. This short presentation was very helpful.
Thank you, way better than the confusing explanation of my instructor.
Thank you soo much! Feel like I'm finally ready to tackle the CGA MA2 class in a week and a half
Thank you. You're the best. All of your videos have been very helpful!!!
I'm doing this Homework right now, thank you soooooooo much !!!!!
This is really helpful. You made it easy to follow. Thanks!
Awesome .... you make me love project cost management.
Very Very helpful. You make it very simple.. thank you very much!
Fantastic video. Great explanation. Thanks a ton for posting. You are really helping. Could I be greedy to ask for explaining how to do amortization schedule on TI BA II Plus Professional? Thank you once again.
Thank you for making these videos. They are so helpful!
Thanks for making it easy. Really helped with my practice exercises.
That was great !! Clean and clear !!!! Advanced Portfolio management, here I coooomeeeee!!!!
Thanks! Simple and concise. You rock!
Please come t to GA and take over my Corporate Finance class!! Great video, it really helped me understand!!
This is really helpful. I had always used excel, but now I can use my calculator too :)
thank you so much!!! saved me for my midterm tomorrow
Thank you for posting!!
It really clarifies things. A lot!!!
Thank you very much for the kind words! You are quite welcome!
thank you so much ! I wish you were my teacher.
+Tessa Hitchins You're welcome! Thank you for such a nice compliment.
Thank you very much for your wonderful instructions and the video. I bought a Texas Instrument Financial calculator 20 years ago !! I lost the manual I just wanted to know if I could find a manual for it. It is a Ba II Plus .
You basically covered what I need to know for next quiz ^^
Very helpful and straight forward, thank you.
This was extremely helpful! thank you very much!
Thanks so much. This makes everything sooo much easier.
this video is going to save my life on my final thats on wed LOL
thank you sooooooo much !
Perfect! Straight to the point.
thank you sooooooooooo much man! you made it to look so simple!
I'm glad I found this video :) Thank you!
Very simple and clear !! Thank you!!
Thank you. This video is really helpful
You're the man! Very helpful, thanks!
I thought you were wearing white gloves in the beginning lol
i thought at first too, lmaoo
Thanks! I am studying for the CFA!
Thank you! How can you use the BA II Plus to calculate the crossover rate?
this is a great video and if you are familiar with the CFA curriculum maybe you can post some tutorials on that too
Just what i was looking for.. Thank you!
This video helped me so much! Thank you!
This helped me out so much! Thank you!
Very nice as tutorial it's really appreciate!!! But I have a question for you, how to find NFV / DPB and PB? I tried to find it in the calculator's manual, but the steps did not work. It would be really appreciate if you can help me about this subject. In the manual, it's write that we just have to go down on the NPV fonction to find the NFV / DPB and PB... But I did not find it... Thank you for your help!!
You're very welcome - I'm at Missouri Southern down in Joplin. Small world!
This video has helped me so much
Great! Well-explained!Thank you!
Thank you so much, it really helped me alot
Thank you so much I really needed this help.
you wrre great how do you transfer your data over nominal so you can so you can switch over to the effective rate of return
Thank you! your video's are great
Unfortunately I can't make it to GA, but you're quite welcome for the video!
This was perfect!! Thank you!
Very helpful video, thank you.
Merci dude! You just saved my life!
great video. real helpful. thanks again...
this was extremely helpful! thank you much!!
thank you so much....
this helps me a lot
Thank you so much. Great video.
Thanks! very clear explanation
man...you make this so easy. Is there any explanation then why the heck my corporate finance book would say that the only way to calculate the IRR is through trial and error either with a calc or by hand?!? I understand trial and error if you do it by hand but why would it say that if you can use the calc like you just did here???
Thank you so much for these videos!
thank you very much, this was really helpful!
Thank you for this great video.Life Saver