Thanks a lot, your voice's tune, your way of explaining things simply, your questions and the short notes on every page are definitely great and very helpful. You are a great teacher, thanks for uploading these videos, really.
Thank you very much sir for the explanation. I recently started my Masters in International Hospitality Management and am struggling with Financial Management. After watching this video, I'm able to understand the concept better.
Thanks...while I think the longer lectures are less disjointed, I do understand and respect that some people prefer shorter video clips. I have therefore begun the process of breaking my longer lectures into what I call "nuggets". If you go to the playlist section of my channel, there is a playlist of "nuggets". I still have a lot of work to do though to complete this project. the playlist can be found at ua-cam.com/play/PLKmyivlcwsOJ8HtNTld2HmtNp6RChfi8z.html
thanks, in fact, i wrote my comment on the (asset investment decision) video, and then i deleted it to rephrase it later. but since you answered it; i will right it again: i suggested to split the (asset investment decision-capital budgeting), the video is discussing multiple topics, i think dividing it would help in organizing the topic so that the learner can understanding one topic at a time. and will enable him/her to move from one topic to another easily.
can you help to fully understand the following.. what are the cases to use multiplication and division in converting from one interest rate to another ? and when we use the formula ?
Hi Suahil..I prefer not to answer questions on You Tube because it robs others of the thought process. I will point you in the right direction though. Please see my TVOM single cash flows lecture. Good luck.
Best lecture on this topic I've seen. Thanks so much!
Camie Wright Thanks! :)
Thanks a lot, your voice's tune, your way of explaining things simply, your questions and the short notes on every page are definitely great and very helpful. You are a great teacher, thanks for uploading these videos, really.
Şen Çaylak Thanks and you are welcome. So glad it is helpful.
Thanks for your lecture! Rly clear and easy to understand the concept
Gosh!...I have only watched this for 10 minutes and it makes a lot of sense!!! Nice!
Thanks :)
Thank you so much. The way you explain and you take us through the concept is so helpful and easy to understand.
Mehdi Goodarzi Thank you. Happy it is helpful.
Thank you very much sir for the explanation. I recently started my Masters in International Hospitality Management and am struggling with Financial Management. After watching this video, I'm able to understand the concept better.
Geek In The Closet Great! Good luck with the Masters.
i would like to say thank you sir , thank you again offering this which is very helpful for us and free of charge
Daham Kualtunga You are welcome!
thank you very much...
for the first time, i really understand the general concept that applies to most of cases.
That's great. I am so glad.
really fantastic
Thanks...while I think the longer lectures are less disjointed, I do understand and respect that some people prefer shorter video clips. I have therefore begun the process of breaking my longer lectures into what I call "nuggets". If you go to the playlist section of my channel, there is a playlist of "nuggets". I still have a lot of work to do though to complete this project. the playlist can be found at ua-cam.com/play/PLKmyivlcwsOJ8HtNTld2HmtNp6RChfi8z.html
thanks,
in fact, i wrote my comment on the (asset investment decision) video, and then i deleted it to rephrase it later. but since you answered it; i will right it again:
i suggested to split the (asset investment decision-capital budgeting), the video is discussing multiple topics, i think dividing it would help in organizing the topic so that the learner can understanding one topic at a time. and will enable him/her to move from one topic to another easily.
can you help to fully understand the following..
what are the cases to use multiplication and division in converting from one interest rate to another ? and when we use the formula ?
Hi Suahil..I prefer not to answer questions on You Tube because it robs others of the thought process. I will point you in the right direction though. Please see my TVOM single cash flows lecture. Good luck.
Thank you mr Tompkins.
Damian P You are welcome.
thank you mr tompkins
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