Great video. I own a construction company and have decided to educate myself better in accounting. Question: is it better to allocate Sales Commission to COGS or SG& A, or does it really matter. To me, it is more of a COGS expense. Please advise and thank you for sharing your expertise.

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This helped me a lot in my financial analysis course! Thanks bro and keep going, I’m definitely subscribing to your channel!

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I think the 3.1% debit side on the WACC calculation is labeled incorrectly on the slide. Should be Debit Side = 3.1%, Correct?

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I searched for “different types of company profit” because I wanted to better understand gross profit vs net profit vs…. In under 2 minutes you got yourself a sub. I hope the rest of your videos are this ‘to the point’ I would not be surprised if I do patreon or something if I find 10 videos this good. Now I’m going to find out you only have 5 videos an 2 are delisted. 🤣😹🙀

Great explanation. I rarely feel this way, but wish your videos were a bit longer.

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Great content, clear and concise. Not sure why you don't have way more subscribers. Thanks for what you do.

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you didn't explain the market risk premium

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you are teaching me more in 2 videos than my professor did this entire semester

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He drops the sauce in this video!

where did you find cost of equity i have no idea where you got it

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Great video series. Really enjoying it. Thank you creating this great content.

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You explain really well, thank you!

Thank you so much sir for this video. You explained everything much more clearly and easily than all of my teachers.

Would you be able to explain why you didn't unloved the industry beta first?

With which app did you make this video?

Very useful, thanks for posting

Thank you so much for sharing this. I learned a lot from this and your SGNA video

What a great video! Thank you for it!

Overall great video! There are some things that need to be corrected: 1. Bottleneck is NOT the same as THE Constraint. The Constraint IS the limiting factor of a company, you can even choose what it is strategically. 2. Throughput Profit doesn't exist. Only a company has Profits. A product contributes with Throughput Margin and is additive. 3. Direct Cost is not a concept in Throughput Accounting. The term is Totally Variable Cost (what varies with sales) and does not consider Direct Labor. Direct Labor is part of Operating Expenses and is recognised the month is incurred. Included in Truly Variable Cost Raw and Packaging Materials, Sales Comission, Outside Services, Freights.

This is so simplified, thank you!! I'm sitting for my CPA BEC exam soon so this very helpful :')

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I think the definitions you use could use some refinement. A bottleneck is any point in the process that has less capacity than the demand placed on it. Whereas the bottleneck with the least capacity in the system is the CONSTRAINT of the system. For example, if market demand was more than 100 beers per month, then even the mixing step would be considered a bottleneck, but the fermenting step would remain the constraint.

This is excellent. Thank you.

Are there contexts in which an NPV analysis might be misleading? Particularly in situations where there’s uncertainty and the decision you make regarding the investment is irreversible? Btw love the videos and I think we went to college together.

So clear, thank you

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