Capital structure explained

[@Buzzbeat-ie3xl]

This was so good it was almost poetic. Those who know a concept are a dime a dozen, but finding someone who can actually teach that concept this effectively is very rare.

[@dave9343]

Excellent impartation indeed.

[@elpresidio]

Goodness, Paddy taught me in a matter of 6 minutes and 43 seconds what would take perhaps a whole class period to teach this concept. Oh he's good!

[@didier566]

Love how he ends this video with the same sentence! " Everybody, needing a drink". Makes finance looks so easy.

[@rockycomet4587]

Dude, I'm getting drunk after every single video. His voice has me popping the cork off of the bottle time after time, without fail. Instead of learning finance, I'm watching pink elephants float through my field of vision.

[@xX3laal9amtXx]

Wow, I’m speechless, about how perfect you delivered and taught this lesson

[@chrisa.9977]

Couldn’t agree more.

[@coreyk123]

1. Im interested in finance/economics 2. Stumbled upon it by looking up other financial videos on youtube 3. easy to understand and short 4. i only use youtube so far

[@cwech1]

This is really good. I posted your video on my blog site a couple of days ago. I think that someone just barely above the basic level can watch your video and understand the repayment sequence. You also do a great job of explaining WHY a company would swap debt for equity and why an investor might be willing, too. Thank you.

[@dalyamohamed7108]

these examples u give like the plane tend to stick in my mind longer then the usual lectures they give in classes. thank u

[@FrankKnopers]

Those three years of economics class made you understand these videos. Watching these videos is a good way to go deeper into the theory. Things you learn at school are essential, but not always as exciting as these videos from marketplacevideos :P

[@MrcValentino]

Its a shame only a few thousand people have saw this. This is great information

[@shahabkhan065]

Thank u sir . . . I really like your style and methodology of teaching and also thanks for clearing my doubts about capital structure

[@tat99iana]

this was great!!!! I love how youtube can teach me everything !

[@Shaniloka369]

I never seen so much positive feedback for this guy in all his videos. He does have great teaching skill. Thanks

[@pleasecaparzo]

Oh man, nothing could've been more accurate to explain it than this analogy

[@benaiahw2898]

Clear, concise, kept my interest and I learned the topic. Thank you sir.

[@robinmatch]

Great video. After a couple of minutes I got used to British pronunciation and was able to concentrate on information. Will wait for new videos!

[@Mephistus1]

You have a great gift explaining finance. 👍

[@kevinsolieff9686]

GOODNESS, I COULD NOT UNDERSTAND THIS THEORY IN THE CLASS, SHEESH I HAVE UNDERSTOOD IT WITHIN 6 MINUTES

[@star5guy]

He is simply great...Kudos to a talent like this... You rock sir....God bless you

[@abcde7172]

You hit a mic-drop moment while holding a marker pen! Great teaching!

[@getha24]

thank you for such a excellent explanations..

[@christinenamatovuchristine3047]

You a great.....thank sir

[@GrahamJenson]

Keep up the good videos. I like this format for learning about something that I know nothing about!

[@muhammadkumailhaider5553]

Its an epic explanation. Really a brilliant piece of information. Especially the last three minutes help me solve my assignment Thanks Pro if you see my comment

[@SimplyJPaul]

As a visual learner, makes so much more sense

[@dave9343]

Excellent analogy and explanation!!

[@williamhwangable]

The airplane is a great analogy. Again, great explanation!

[@Tizonwar8]

bloody awesome explanation

[@StepintoSalsa]

Thank you for the clear and easy-to-understand explanation. Very well done.

[@histoirevisuelle]

This video just confirmed my theory on the dislikes button; 1 is the default number. Capital structure was once complex, its now simple, thank you.

[@bisiosho3540]

Thank you thank you thank you. This is one of the best explanation for this, I understand this concept very easily as explained. And the sass is well deserved.

[@kealtusad]

Спасибо

[@staarskyandhutch]

Very, very good explanation. Awesome in fact. Thank you.

[@rajeshkn1]

Well explained. Easy to follow. Thanks

[@gourishankar9549]

it's awsome.... if you have this type of video related with finance plz upload...........

[@Overcomer24]

Wow, that was a great demo!!

[@kebolamada9628]

What an absolute explanation!

[@mehdiabbas7180]

Well explained in a easiest way...

[@ilgnihc]

wowwww such good illustration!!! 6mins seem so short with his explanation, too interesting

[@alexandreghoussoub7448]

amazing explanation

[@jimitgosalia]

hey paddy does this work like the equity swaps as explained on wiki? as in does the bond holders behave like the 'A' in the wiki example

[@laurareilly6347]

Brilliant analogy!

[@siroseoane6342]

What is the difference between First Class (loans) and Business (Bonds) in your analogy. Bonds are a type of loan

[@gennyjovellanos2531]

amazing explanation. THANK YOU!

[@guan4197]

this video helped me a lot. I hope you can add the english subtitle so we can fully understand . thank you

[@sakshamsingh4056]

Awesome explanation thank you so much sir

[@manas100]

amazing!! you explain concepts in a way which stick forever.

[@rajrathi3701]

grt lecture sir..sir is thr is any of ur video on carrot and stick bond or clip and strip bond..

[@hudaabdullah4077]

Thanks, it was really helpful and clarify things easily

[@akhilgajera7163]

That was so helpful, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@ZealousMystique]

Excellent explanation.

[@donienanlohy8674]

Thank you so much for Great Explanations and so easy to understand it..

[@CA95814]

Wonderful videos!! great way to learn about the market.

[@ahsanullahbarakzai5738]

wow great method of teaching long life dear teacher

[@patriots1947]

very good example coded nicely explained thanks

[@101publicenemy]

absolutely ingenious analogy! great!

[@Ascendancy9]

Can you please do something on junk bonds? I'm loving your videos!

[@fahadkhan-cj9mq]

What about the difference b/w common and preferred share?? Are preference shares part of equity or debt?? Can we include preference shares in equity on balance sheet??

[@BlakeC341]

Perfect analogy.

[@bethaniestar1]

Great analogy thanks

[@amymullen7189]

Excellently put

[@marland1984]

hey thank you for these video's, they are very usefull!

[@HOMEFOODMANIACS]

6:26 hahah,confidence that he rocked the lecture

[@abdirahmanabdikani9876]

Helpful explanation thanks

[@theamandizchannel]

that was amaaaazingggg!!! thank you!!! subscribed!!!

[@houdapurple]

great stuff ! nicely explained

[@rendallharper633]

great job straight to the point!

[@danpleful]

Thanks a lot! Really clear and helpful

[@ngoniwellymugombi7090]

thts a good illustration

[@chan625]

Awesome analogy!

[@freshasdida]

No, You're wrong there buddy. These videos are more useful than 3 years in economics class.

[@india2.553]

thanks sir good work sir

[@DrumApe]

Very curious what's your stance on crypto currencies?

[@xSpecter87x]

The theme I'm starting to gather from these videos is that business men always "need a drink".

[@treepeenbawlz1934]

Looking stunning as always, Paddy

[@hsiewayn]

nice video!

[@pcab]

Awesome videos! Please keep it up!

[@000hariviv]

Maestro!

[@abhinavitsmebellamy]

Thank you, Sensei!!

[@Hlloii]

Thank you this is so helpful

[@kvkasus]

Can the guys who converted their Bonds and Preferred Equity to common equity convert back to their respective asset classes once the company is back on track ? Thanks you.

[@asabadsab9160]

No they can't

[@aishmitkhurana2263]

is there ever a benefit to having a larger leverage ratio? as in more debt, less equity

[@toobaisrar3339]

I have recently heard that having more debt could be a positive signal for investors as they may perceive the company is so well off financially that it preferred having a high-interest loan, rather than stock. So an investor would consider the firm high-value (as per signalling theory).

[@ntcuong01ct1]

Dear friends, I have a question: Could you explain the relationship between Capital structure and company value?. Thanks.

[@1000ralphw]

Excellent

[@venelinabozheva4314]

thank you so much for this video !

[@emmanuelgarzon3666]

oustanding analogy

[@asquare10]

above all, I understood why there is first class and so on in the airplane.

[@jadeyang8627]

I'm confused that why after conversing some bonds to normal share can reduce the risk?

[@Nanofuture87]

Companies have to pay bond holders (interest payments + principle at maturity). Companies do not have to pay common stock holders.

[@MojoJoJoX100]

Companies are often required to make incremental payments to debt holders that have lended them capital to grow their businesses. There is also calling of bonds to consider too, but that is outside of the scope of this example. I hope that helps.

[@rraj7491]

Nice explanation APM! Keep it up :)

[@SoFallsWichitaFalls]

Brilliant!

[@sunheeheesun7050]

wow, your analogy. 😯

[@aleventorele5758]

brilliant explanation

[@jamesbaseman7297]

nice comparison

[@metecankalkan3025]

All I can see when watching this guy is deniro in taxi driver hahah

[@_nwah]

Where do I go to see more Robert De Niro explaining economics

[@cmannel3681]

love from nepal sir

[@Connie2216]

thanks sir

[@chahinekondoh3378]

Very good video !!! Thanks a lot. But the speech is so fast that I had to watch the video with a speed of 0.75 haha

[@silverdrillpickle7596]

Chahine Kondoh You must listen faster.

[@kelliekarimi660]

please come take over the role of my corporate finance professor

[@matrix1951]

thanks !

[@nathansturgess6809]

Kick ass explanation

[@solanki16]

thanks

[@ChitranjanBaghiofficial]

0.28 when you realize that you have not drawn a plane and try to correct it.