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2:13 Discount rate = - Typical return for investment - Required return on investment - YTM (Bonds) - Interest rates - Rate of return - Growth rate - APR annual percentage rate In this chapter (new terms) - Cost of capital - Weighted average rate of capital

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So we never plug in fA into discount rate? Always use WACC as discount rate?

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How about dividend paid last year, will D1 become D0 * (1+g)^2?

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Do you need to differentiate between Cash Flow to the firm or equity?

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Why in valuation they dont count cash in in current assets?

Can you do a video on all the techniques? (IRR, NPV, Payback, ARR, Discounted Payable) for both Profit case and savings/cost-cutting case. Thanks

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Hello Dr Chernobai, not sure if you will see this but worth a shot; wouldn't EBIT be 153,000-26,000? Why are we deducting interest only after when EBIT shouldn't include it? Thank you for your videos and time

I dont understand why no one computes QUARTERLY dividends. Most of them pay quarterly. I cant find it for the life of me on UA-cam. HELP!

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Why are we calculating D0 is they ask for the last dividend paid (D1)?

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if my money gets 1.5 in 4 years then to calculate compounding annual average return could be calculated by {(final value /Initial Value )^1/4 } - 1 = same answer 10.67 %

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