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[@shaileshcastelino6950]

Sir your Explanation is very Precise, backed by examples. Learning a lot from you.. Thank you Sir..Please post more videos on Syllabus pertaining to CMA.. Will be of help to me

[@CommerceSpecialist]

Thanks

[@ruthratarantino1193]

Thank you very much sir.

[@CommerceSpecialist]

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[@KarenKenny-vz9zx]

Appreciate detailed explanation, well done Sir

[@jyothimeenakshi1293]

Excellent explanation sir .. Can you please do an exclusive video just giving an explanation about preference, equity , bonds etc.. would be very helpful.. Thank you

[@CommerceSpecialist]

Sure,

[@supertramp3610]

Thankyou sir

[@mahamquraishi4439]

wonderful explanation, like always.

[@fathimafayisa1458]

Thank u sir. Very helpful

[@siddharthbhandari4277]

Hi very good explanation on the topic. I had a question regarding the formulae as in why its %change in net income and not % change in EBT. Whereas in the other formula below it is EBIT/EBT and not EBIT/net income. Please put some insight on this

[@sharmilachitnis7455]

Excellent pointers

[@CommerceSpecialist]

Thanks buddy

[@imadhification]

Thank you so much.

[@dudleychitsiku]

Wonderful presentation, I however do not agree that a 1% increase in sales will result in EBIT increase by 6 times. Unless you meant something else. At 7 minute mark. Please review, would love your feedback on this.

[@CommerceSpecialist]

Thx, look had sales increased by 1%, DOL being 6, EBIT would have increased by 6%, but in the question sales increased by 16.67%, so therefore ebit increased by 16.67x6 = 100%, i hope u understood now.

[@faisalaziz4001]

Very well explained.

[@CommerceSpecialist]

AYWALLAH GARDASH

[@paulkurian7556]

sir could u please take class on corporate finace ,risk and return long term finace cost of capital

[@CommerceSpecialist]

Sure, please join the link below Patreon.com/commercespecialist