What about the accelerated investment incentive that goes till 2028? does that not apply here?

Thank you so much! I have searched far and wide for a lifeline in understanding this concept. It was not mentioned in the required textbook for the online college course I am taking so I couldn't complete this week's assignment until now. You are a lifesaver! thank you

You mention downloading the PDF but I can't find the PDF anywhere. Can you tell me where it is to download?

the last question cuts off! where can we find the answer?

I was doing this problem,Given a stated annual interest rate of 6% compounded quarterly, the level amount that, deposited quarterly, will grow to £25,000 at the end of 10 years is closest to: why if i changed the c/y to 4 and p/y to 4 do i need to input 40 for n and not just the ten years. Isnt the point of p/y to do that step for me? thank you

hi! great video, thank you!! do you have any for Leverage and the capital structure Dividends and dividend policy Thanks!!

Great video! However, you did a calculation mistake using the depreciation rate method. The final answer should be 24,538.28 not 27,265.56.

Hi Jhon, why did you choose the growth rate of 6% and not the 15% which is related to the first timeline ?

Hi John. Do you have videos about equities?

thank you so much

Hi John, Why in the last question you did choose to divide on 0.08 for the k and not 0.006?

at 9:10 in this video you do 5/(.08-.06)=25... isn't the correct answer $250?

Thanks a lot for presenting such content. Hopefully, you add more content about Finance because your lectures are very helpful. I will definitely recommend your channel to my colleagues.

this is comm 308?

This video helped me figure out a question in the assignment. Text books don't explain it this way. THANK YOU SO MUCH

I need explanations when you have only the sample size, how can you calculate the probability and the expected returns

like liver king?

so if the CAMP is higher than the expected return of a stock what does it tell you?

Can you take a look at the Fina 210 project?

thank u ily so much hbb

Thankss

Margarita is too awesome 💞

what if they aren't corellated

How do I calculate Payback Peroid on a normal BA II Plus? When I press NPV it doesn't go past NPV no matter how much I go down

Thanks helped alot!

Very helpful videos! Thank you prof John!

Hey John. Why don't you also substract the 50,000 from omega for the NPV?

Why i got 114969.25 as final amount?

Why couldn't we use Walter's model here? D/ Ke + g using 14% as Ke? 3.5/.14+.05 = $18.4210 to get the initial cost of the price. Nice video as always

My teacher told us to do it differently We basically did it like this: ((Inflow - depn) (1-tax rate)) + depreciation I lost marks for just using (Inflow - depn)(1-t) as the after tax inflow. sucks and has me confused.

i have no exact cash-flow. the founder asks for 200.000€ today and you expect to get 1.000.000€ in 9 years. your cost of capital 20% how can i find npv with financial calculator. please help!

For the subsidy cs why is it 26.5 instead of 26?

this was really helpful as I'm studying for my finance course, thank you! I appreciate your straightforward delivery.

This video saved my ass for my midterm. Thanks!😁

you make this so straightforward, thank you!

"Worked", past tense. I hope you've enjoyed your life, because it's not gonna last very much longer. Sic semper tyrannis.

A very interesting conversation. Thank you very much for your time. 👍

Great video. Thanks!

Good video, but I would suggest maybe adding a bit more explanations on the concepts.

Hi John, I got the PV inflow as $200,465.07 not $309,810.00. Did I make a mistake or is there a calculation error in the solution? Thanks!

Very interesting and insightful question/solving! Do you think this is a common type of question for the final COMM 308 exam? Thanks!

Isn't the formula for CAPM= RF + (ERm-RF) x beta, but you didn't subtract the market premium to the RF in the brackets, can you explain why pls? thanks

good video but your volume is a little low.

Appreciate all the videos, 308 and 220 midterms are creeping up lmao. If ever you have time, could you do a video summary or wtv for Ch. 12: The Risk and Term Structure of Interest Rates in 220. It's pretty confusing ngl

Hey John! Great video! Will you do other videos like this one to explain TFSA, RRSP and other money management tips that we don’t learn in school?

Thank you so much for this helpful video ! Could you please cover Efficient Markets next?

It's crazy how easy you make it to understand.

What?! No. You've missed the capital gains part. You are also missing the comparison between what you are getting in terms of square footage, location, how much you are losing/saving in cost of transportation, proximity of stores, and so on. You can find a rental that is cheaper and benefits you in terms of monthly cost, but not in other parts of the equation. You also have to consider future of the area you are investing in, if you are buying. Perhaps the are is not so great, perhaps there are plans for development which would make it awesome in few years. It depends also on projected interest rates in the future, which aren't guarantied of course, and it may temporarily be a bad choice to buy but in few years it would be awesome and your monthly expenses would shrink, unlike your rent that is set to grow each year in most cases. Not to mention other things like safety of the area, be that rental or owning. If someone breaks your car and you have to pay 300 to fix a window, that is also a cost of your choice.

Great video!!!

Hey man this video is crazy! I'm grateful