Financial Management - Lecture 04

[@christianpaleka5063]

Thank you so much for sharing your lectures on KZbin. You would have to be one of the best online lecturers I've ever had the pleasure and patience to listen to.

[@nuhsila22]

Ok, thanks, and thanks for having these videos up. I'm watching/studying about 3 of them a day. I finished the ones on Financial Management. I'm watching the fixed income securities now and will move onto investments next. I'm getting prepared to start grad school, looking to get an MS in Finance. these video are a tremendous help. Thanks again

[@xxxcleo]

As a math major student minor in finance, it is a good start for the coming semester, thanks a lot, prof:)

[@LeoTeo-hr7hc]

Thanks professor for your effective knowledgeable lessons of financial management! In this way, you're helping millions of people that can't get high quality education. You're giving them hope and tools for their future life. Keep doing!

[@vincenttanudjaya7397]

i just found this lecture, in addition to book reading. which is very helpful, brief clear explanation. thanks professor !!!

[@kmpetrov]

Indeed, it is very hard to help people who can't even tell what they are talking about.

[@chulawrence4156]

im new to financial management. so far for 4 lectures, they sound so similar to accounting. i hope there are not too much overlapping in the coming lectures...

[@kmpetrov]

Yes, because it is a review of accounting concepts.

[@SaloniSingh27]

Sir I have a question. While calculating Operating Profits, why are we explicitly adding the sold inventory (it is already included in the net income)? Won't it get added twice.. Waiting for your response Sir Thanks a lot for making finance interesting for a beginner like me.

[@karmelcarter4078]

Best lecturer yet...

[@kmpetrov]

Thanks.

[@kmpetrov]

yes.

[@kmpetrov]

red usually means a special financial concept/term, while the blue is mostly the topic that I discuss.

[@awatefabobaker5982]

First of first i would like to thank you professor and i pray the lord to bless you such a good person. I have 2 questions prof 1-is this course still good to study in these days or theres an upgrade or update on it 2-finance without time and without risk will be reduced to microeconomics fundamentals and theories is that right? And if so please explain. I have told my mother about you so she can pray for you whenever she pray (she prays alot)

[@JeanRomainDC]

Thank you so much for sharing your love about teaching. I have one question why do you write sometimes in red and sometimes in black For what stand this color code ? Thanks again

[@MekanikoAko]

Thanks prof!

[@kmpetrov]

No CANNOT. You seem to be asking about something totally different, like capital value or capital appreciation or god knows what, but this does not apply to depreciation of existing assets.

[@MrUncommonX]

Greetings from Romania! Thanks

[@7823498]

great work!

[@esonsar]

Thank you Prof, keep up the good work! :)

[@fmhitu]

Like this video ... Thanks a lot for uploading this video

[@gepisar]

Ah, reading the book, there seems to be an error on page 104. The authors say they pay $10 per error. I expect you already collected? (Equation 2-7)

[@avelinabaliquig1488]

Thank you sir❤

[@emakrempong1178]

How about Fixed cost and variable cost?

[@mrsb4656]

Amazing professer.........

[@reubenromeo5719]

I really enjoy the tuition and helps a lot in my ca

[@aqsaasghar2923]

i am from pakistan dear sir its very nice lecture thanku so much

[@kmpetrov]

I am glad that you find it helpful.

[@larouine100]

Professor are you talking about salaries paid when you mentioned staff and security agents under operating costs??

[@kmpetrov]

Донякъде сте прав. Все пак, това са трета година студенти, които специализират "Банки и финанси". Те вече са минали 4 курса по финанси, плюс курс по счетоводство... Те трябва вече да са дошли подготвени за клас... Все, пка това не курортно заведение, а университет.

[@houdapurple]

You're like My Finance Guru XD :) !

[@talleybell]

What text are you using for this class? I am currently using Health Care Finance.: Baker

[@johncharllirazan3363]

Thank you sir.

[@ganishersabirov3098]

Thank you very much ,you are relly super!

[@kmpetrov]

Thank You.

[@bishtprabha87]

is paid up and paid in capital are same thing ?

[@breegjmeugene1515]

may I ask what textbook is begin used here

[@nuhsila22]

is this a grad or undergrad course lecture

[@AmaalAlma]

Why does he write uppercase letter? any body knows?

[@riza-lynalbinto3538]

i also got the letter g prof... 😀😂😂

[@kmpetrov]

Undergrad.

[@abhideepkumar3585]

can anyone help me to know difference between stock issue and IPO. AND how can you buy back your stocks when it is in float market.it's only buy and sold by people.

[@slicedGabe]

An IPO is the first time a company offers stock to the public. A company can have an IPO right after it becomes a corporation, and then issue more common stock or preferred stock later. Issuing stock is a broader action, which includes IPOs. You can buy stocks from other investors once the stock is on the float market. Unless the company issues more stock, you can only buy that company's stock from other investors

[@michaelfhotto9466]

But this not financial management, rather it is more of financial accounting, damn, i have the impression of being in year 1.....

[@kmpetrov]

yes, it is. This is just a REVIEW of financial accounting that you need later in the course.

[@michaelfhotto9466]

Hello, please i will like to know the formula for calculating the portfolio risk of three investments held as a portfolio.

[@hoanganhtran947]

Amortization is a term used to describe a decrease (not a change) in value of a thing. So it is impossible to be positive. Just use a dictionary 1st and ask any questions later :-).

[@krassimirpetrov7655]

If I remember correctly, paid-up capital is the same as paid-in capital, but you need to be sure, try to find a reference.