I have a question I have taken your financial analyst course from Udemy. There you are teaching a ton of financial modeling using excel. But there is a huge growing demand for Python and R for financial professionals. My question is, -Are both substitutes to each other or we have to learn both? Or the expertise of which platform is gonna add more value in future?
yeah, someone can come along and destroy your position unless you have some sort of immunity or guaranteed successful gains that grow together with the company's success while you are out. If the company goes under while you are out, if you can remain detached as "out" it should also be a benefit.
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I have a question
I have taken your financial analyst course from Udemy. There you are teaching a ton of financial modeling using excel. But there is a huge growing demand for Python and R for financial professionals.
My question is,
-Are both substitutes to each other or we have to learn both? Or the expertise of which platform is gonna add more value in future?
They're both tools, sort of like a hammer and a screwdriver, use them when you have a problem you need to solve
yeah, someone can come along and destroy your position unless you have some sort of immunity or guaranteed successful gains that grow together with the company's success while you are out. If the company goes under while you are out, if you can remain detached as "out" it should also be a benefit.
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Thank you Chris. Great tips.
Glad it was helpful!
Like this new format of videos.
Lol board members are decided by who has a big name in the industry and who is related to the chair/CEO
Those are definitely factors that can contribute to the decision as well, yes!
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You got here early!