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Earnings, EPS (earnings per share) and how they relate to the income statement and balance sheet. Created by Sal Khan.
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[@TheGreatsagegoku]

but the real mystery is how in the world does sal know literaly everything?!

[@alen-commentnazi8774]

i wonder the same

[@MrPyleStyle]

"My baby is crying, I better go"....haha, too funny.

[@forrestsun]

Baby is crying, haha. Great video, very helpful. Thanks

[@thekyledebacker]

1:49 Ironic learning this for free from Kahn Academy after graduating from an American public schools.

[@SeenaAbedi]

How is Sal so knowledgeable in so many facets. It's also so easy for him to explain everything. His baby got air time lol

[@boeing747200lr]

10.05 "My baby is crying, I should probably run to that"...........That was so sweet Sal!!!

[@adnanbachrouri5010]

Thank you so much. This is simplicity when it comes to EPS explanation. You are worth listening !

[@19billdong96]

Was learning so much until the end and just ended up forgetting half of the video after laughing for a minuet

[@Kleiminc]

This is great! I love the easy explanation on the hard topic (was for me)

[@PhillipeNover]

I can’t believe all this valuable information is free right on KZbin and most people just want to waste time watching dumb Tiktok videos. This stuff is gold! Thank you always for the amazing content.

[@eversunnyguy]

I am in love with the way you teach. I am going to check out all your videos now....Wow so many of them. It is like a University

[@ThyReturner]

This was a way more comprehensive explanation. The baby crying in the end was funny. I still need time to understand calculating EPS. It's not clicking yet for me. Lol

[@AbhaySoorya]

HOW DO YOU KNOW SO MUCH ABOUT SO MUCH?

[@rowheim]

Awesome stuff man thanks for all this knowledge!

[@paulceltics]

Best ending ever

[@BlessedYouth1976]

Very Helpful and very funny too!! lol.. Thanks!

[@redplastic]

Just heard you on NPR, which led me here. Only watched two videos so far, but they're informative and easy to understand. Great teaching style. The drawing board is great, but is it possible for you to use a real income statement/balance sheet/cash flow to apply your teachings? Maybe incorporate it in the end to summarize the lesson using a real example? Keep up the great work and I'm confident you'll be able to "sustain" your business towards the year end.

[@fleshcookie]

Sal, you are a riot.

[@Scapone2001]

thank u for this! please post more videos about stock and bond investing, thanx

[@BARCLYFARMSTED]

I feel better about my understanding of balance sheet income statement as well as earnings of my company. thanks sal

[@lilliany6480]

this vedio is very helpful to me and I have favorited it. thanks for the sharing!

[@husseinosman8017]

Thanks for the vid. Can I ask if there is a differentiation made between current and non-current liabilities when evaluating... Thanks in advance.

[@micpax1]

THANKS!!!!!!

[@tennis12456]

Thank you

[@J0CKNANE]

love the colour choices mauve magenta ha ha

[@djvugts5510]

oldest comment I have ever liked :)

[@MrHaxann]

nice way to end a video lol

[@technojunkie213]

Wouldn’t you pay principle + interest and not just interest?

[@azimash]

Principle/is taxable whereas interest is not so that comes out after tax

[@JoyGodis]

So does adding the 350,000 to the "asset" of the company to make it 10.350 million (and the equity increase of 5mil+350,000 for the year) ALSO mean that the debt the company owed at 5million also gets subtracted from the interest paid that year? So now the companies debt is 5mil minus 500,000?)

[@J0CKNANE]

that was hilarious

[@CarlosSpicyweiner52]

Lol my baby is crying

[@trevinmurray8551]

THATS WHAT THE FUCK I BEEN SAYING FOR YEARS!!!!

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[@alexkoundourakis7975]

So 2008 happened ...

[@paulceltics]

dont repeat the threepeat

[@toxicpie1000]

to whoever that values criticism. this is not good, you always go off track on a tangent, its like being on a windy road on a mountain, instead of a straightforward road, please stay on track and get to the point, you also do not need to draw out every scenario, assume a bit of competence from you viewers, and your videos need editing, I need to feel some sort of flow, thanks for taking the time and providing us with free education, with the highest regard. -Parsa Azadi

[@gregoryalbury2466]

10% of $1 million is 100k not 500k. So your pre tax is 900k.