CFA Level I Measures of Leverage Video Lecture by Mr. Arif Irfanullah

[@ahtshammursleen]

perfect Lectures that is helping too much in my CFA I studies...... Thanks, Sir arifIrfanullah God bless you

[@farrukhabbas4996]

Great explanation Sir, thanks a lot May Allah bless you!

[@IFT-CFA]

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[@sandeepmishra4087]

Very good understanding given about Leverage............

[@smartadi28]

Very clear and precise ! i have been following your videos and it is of great help. thank you !!

[@ervinmassey7266]

explained very simply... absolutely perfect!!!! thanks ever so much

[@crispykool19]

no comments at all sir! :) really appreciate your kind effort. very well explained. Thank you

[@muhammadyousaf-cd4we]

Very nicely explained.

[@khaledsadek437]

Thanks Arif, I really appreciate your efforts!

[@amrendrak50]

Thank you sir after seeing this video i got an overall view of leverage ........ well nice explanation sir great pls upload your upcoming session

[@avinashsanne]

great job, thanks

[@lakshyathetarget173]

its realy benificial

[@smosqueiraumd]

In your slide of "Financial Risk; Degree of Financial Leverage (DFL) you forgot to put "change (the triangle or "delta") before the EBIT. Very good video

[@charlottemoyo8027]

thank you very helpful

[@sinanabdulgayyoom5041]

Thank you, sir. Such a help.

[@naziaqayyum1625]

Oh Thank-you.. very helpful...

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[@harshaladia3641]

In DFL example, Q should be 10,000 and not 100,000 to get DFL as 2.

[@chuakhailyn9398]

Sir, Thank you so much , Would I request for the notes and question

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[@brunalandim3525]

if i use f= 250 , dol is 2.6? it does not mean an increase regardless to the f= 200 000. could you help me understand why you said an increase?

[@IFT-CFA]

To understand this point, assume the company B has the exact same numbers except fixed costs which are higher. P = 100, V = 70, Q = 10,000, F = 250,000 This will give you a DOL of 6. The example stated in the video gives a lower DOL of 2.66 because the assumed reduction in variable costs was too high, if you assume that V = 65, you will get a DOL of 3.5. IFT Support Team