Chapter 2: Tools of the Trade!

[@sanc9808]

Thank you professor for all of your content. You make things really easy to understand.

[@Kumro83]

Sir you are a pride of all Indians.

[@nevermind0143]

and Americans too

[@ferrarialim]

12:45 ...I say some terrible things about accountants and I would apologize but I mean every word of it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@khaledf3977]

Thanks

[@nanorunadodi]

Vanakam sir....🎉

[@rajmehta4883]

wow your content is gold!

[@Shub.sharma18]

Didn’t get any formula in my head of cash flow 😮

[@hariommishra7864]

Hello Sir can you please explain the below calculation from the same chapter “if you expect inflation to be 2 percent, the interest rate will be 3.3 percent (1.5% + 0.8 * 2% = 3.3%). ” As I am getting the number as 3.1% and not 3.3%.

[@КонстантинСотов]

Hello sir!! I have question "In some cases, the present value of the cash flows is known and the annuity needs to be estimated. This is often the case with home and automobile loans, for example, where the borrower receives the loan today and pays it back in equal monthly installments over an extended period of time. This process of finding an annuity when the present value is known is examined here:" Where I can find examples??? In this case, discount rate, is equal inflation?

[@arunachalamchockalingam]

Discount rate reflects the nominal interest rate adjusted for inflation expectations if considering real versus nominal cash flows.

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