Data Update 4 for 2024: Danger plus Opportunity - Risk enters the Equation!

[@gingerbread_GB]

Your Chinese characters and the interpretation are both correct. There are quite a few Chinese adages that couple risk and opportunities together.

[@MrAarunraj]

Thanks once again Prof. He Made good book about the Risk as Strategic Risk Taking , A framework for risk management by Aswath Damodaran, Wharton school publishing.

[@Jerandjoe1]

Wow valuable lesson regarding danger and rewards...underneath the belly of the dragon lies gold!

[@Mpumzar]

Wow this is so amazing i am a scientist and very keen to learn finance. Your videos are helping a lot.

[@surani1948]

Absolutely awesome. You slice & dice different factors in an amazing manner. Thank you for yet another informative financial breakdown. Am going to review this again & try & digest each factor deeply in order to guide my investing journey. Always look forward to your lectures & postings 🙏🙏🙏

[@herokorai8346]

Thank you professor Aswath!

[@TheTsxGuy87502]

Prof Damodaran is awesome 😎

[@Flor-ian]

Your risk buckets are a great framework. Thanks as alwaus

[@Noysend1]

Really enjoyed. Thank you.

[@footbballa1784]

GOAT Professor

[@perumahandicianjur1247]

Mantap lah mang

[@SpaceExplorer]

i love data

[@GargPranav]

Pls make a video on pricing platinum and how it can change over time wrt to inflation due to QE and other possible factors

[@sureshlalwani410]

Thank you Sir

[@Septumsempra8818]

I have done research in both 🇿🇦 and 🇿🇼. The stark contrast in how much price reflects value is sad.

[@bebobop123]

Go bruins!

[@vidhitrana2174]

While We're playing checkers, you're playing moneyball

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