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This video is very helpful, simple and clear explanations. I had a bit of struggle with calculating annuities or differntiating them but now I am confident with my understanding and applying the correct formulars. Thank you
Thanks gentleman.Congrats, you explained in clear and simple language. I feel you may revisit the video. In the present value of Perpetuity for a cash flow of 1000 per month , you spoke correctly. You said it per month, but in writing you have written " 1000 dollars per year " This you may correct.then it will match with what exactly you spoke. Regard
Thank you for the great work. You make it easy to understand the basic concept. I will definitely share this video to my 18 year-old daughter. By the way, in your last page of presentation, in your last sentence, I think it should have been written $1000 per month instead of per year.
For the general ordinary annuity formula, do you know why it is to the power of 5? When only 4 of the payments are accruing interest? I cannot get my head around it.
Interest rate wouldnt be exactly the equation initial investment × (1 + (int rate × # of periods) because every period increases the increment. For his example, after 1 increment of time, $100 at 10% int rate would be $110. But now, he's getting interest on $110 INSTEAD of his $100. Therefore, his next increment at 10% is $11 more, so he'd be at $121. Then, he would get $12.10 for his next increment, so he'd have $133.10, then 13.31%, so $150.81, then his total (after 5 increments) of $173.55, NOT $150.
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at first I was confused on what are the difference ordinary and annuity due. By this video the much easier way to understand opened on my mind! thankyou so much sir!!
thank you so much you have explain in details and more clear the entire chapter 4 and 5 for me. well done and you are not helping me only but the entire generation in difficulties with corporate finance course.
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Was watching this to prepare for a finance course at my University (FIN3403 for any UCF students out there). I now feel very prepared for this course, and much more confident about passing with a great grade than before. Thank you for this video!
I still don't get it and have an exam for tomorrow. :( in HCC Finance class.
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This video is very helpful, simple and clear explanations. I had a bit of struggle with calculating annuities or differntiating them but now I am confident with my understanding and applying the correct formulars. Thank you
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Thanks gentleman.Congrats, you explained in clear and simple language. I feel you may revisit the video. In the present value of Perpetuity for a cash flow of 1000 per month , you spoke correctly. You said it per month, but in writing you have written " 1000 dollars per year " This you may correct.then it will match with what exactly you spoke. Regard
Thank you for the great work. You make it easy to understand the basic concept. I will definitely share this video to my 18 year-old daughter. By the way, in your last page of presentation, in your last sentence, I think it should have been written $1000 per month instead of per year.
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The last problem was wrong. its actually $240,000 for the present value of a perpetuity. As: $1000/(0.05/12) = $240,000
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For the general ordinary annuity formula, do you know why it is to the power of 5? When only 4 of the payments are accruing interest? I cannot get my head around it.
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Typo Error in your perpetuity slide example numerical. Very good video
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13:23, it sould be pmt =1000 not fv=1000, because you will receive it 1000 on monthly basis . then fv will be 12252.80. if i am not wrong
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I think there is a mistake at 21:18 , you say "we receive 1000/month and you write 1000/year" witch could be confusing
In simple interest what does the 1 symbolise ?…. This is mentioned at the beginning when explaining simple interest ?
Interest rate wouldnt be exactly the equation initial investment × (1 + (int rate × # of periods) because every period increases the increment. For his example, after 1 increment of time, $100 at 10% int rate would be $110. But now, he's getting interest on $110 INSTEAD of his $100. Therefore, his next increment at 10% is $11 more, so he'd be at $121. Then, he would get $12.10 for his next increment, so he'd have $133.10, then 13.31%, so $150.81, then his total (after 5 increments) of $173.55, NOT $150.
....I just got to the second part lol
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I didnt understand the last perpetuity part , why did we divide by rate instead of 1 + r ??