after 12 years, still so relevant, clear and easy to understand, all of your videos have helped me alot with finance and accounting topics, couldn't be more blessed and grateful for the teaching, i never understood my lecturer in class, but this was perfect!
A lot of people think of investing as trying to make a short-term score in the stock market, it’s long-term investing where regular investors can really build wealth. one of the best ways to invest is over the long term.
@@cassidybarrera2472 You should make adequate research on stocks before investing. you can do a little of everything, diversifying so that you have a portfolio that tends to do well in almost any investment environment.
@@liamjohn2756 I totally agree with you bud, diversification is amazing, not just with stocks but other profitable ventures. It sure can be risky but I’m glad my FA Frost Hilda effectively manages all risks, he shores my portfolio with outperforming stocks. He’s helped me build a portfolio of shares that has generated a decent return of $400k This strategic investments has increased my annual earnings.
I'm sure you probably get a lot of criticism from accountants that love to make a company look good on paper. This has been extremely informative and helpful. I'm recommending your videos to my colleagues.Thank you!
Longtime manager in food retail. We watch EBITDA like hawks. Here in the states we just pronounce it "ibida." It's especially useful for comparing performance of different stores within a chain. One thing to add is that the amortization figure can also refer to repaid debt liabilities, something which frequently happens in the retail sector. For this reason EBITDA can hide a lot of problems that EBIT shows.
Sir you are a genius!! Amazing video thank you so much!! It is 2020 and still very useful! Just a little hint on Op. Costs and Op. profit... when they are greater than gross profit calculation would be: Sales - Sales costs = 100-60 Op. profit = Sales - Op. costs = 100-10
Mr. Bennett, do you have video explaining financial report of manufacturing? Without sakes, logistic, etc.. what to see either or not the manufacturing activities are efficient enough?
Tim how big is the gap that will call attention . You said that 80% is good, so what the gap will raise suspicions . 2 - How can I compare these ratios to, in order to evaluate the business ( QUESTION MARK). Do I compare to the competion, by sector, look at another number that justify it, and so on. Would you please explain it ( question mark).
What about fectory and the engineer cost programer price and song of artist and matireal profit . and employee price and the agent seller .how make it 10%OPERATION PRICE OF COST
Hey, profit assumes a key value for a stakeholder to assess the worth of it's holding. Knowing the profit, a stockholder can calculate Earning Per Share of a stock which gives a good idea of how much is the stock valued at the moment. I would suggest you watch other videos by Tim to get in-depth knowledge of the topic.
Majority of the profit was put into R&D(research and development) which is a sign of investment into the future of the company. Most 100 baggers take this approach
Thank you so much for explaining in detail, very helpful in understanding. I am a mature (age 35 going on 36) BSc Accounting and Finance International (Black American) student. Date Stamp: 20APR20
after 12 years, still so relevant, clear and easy to understand, all of your videos have helped me alot with finance and accounting topics, couldn't be more blessed and grateful for the teaching, i never understood my lecturer in class, but this was perfect!
A lot of people think of investing as trying to make a short-term score in the stock market, it’s long-term investing where regular investors can really build wealth. one of the best ways to invest is over the long term.
One of the best ways to secure your financial future is to invest.
I added few stocks to my portfolio lately and it already seem like I made the wrong decision.
@@cassidybarrera2472 You should make adequate research on stocks before investing. you can do a little of everything, diversifying so that you have a portfolio that tends to do well in almost any investment environment.
@@liamjohn2756 I totally agree with you bud, diversification is amazing, not just with stocks but other profitable ventures. It sure can be risky but I’m glad my FA Frost Hilda effectively manages all risks, he shores my portfolio with outperforming stocks. He’s helped me build a portfolio of shares that has generated a decent return of $400k This strategic investments has increased my annual earnings.
@@DavidMiller-du9dy I’m aware of Frost Hilda, how consistent are the profits?
Learnt more from this guy than from an entire semester of accounting lectures haha
me too.
lucid, succinct, simplifies a dense and complex subject and makes it accessible to someone from outside the field. fantastic work--thank you!
Just came back to say thank you. Watched your videos years ago, and they made a difference.
Love this guys tutorial style, good work!
I'm sure you probably get a lot of criticism from accountants that love to make a company look good on paper. This has been extremely informative and helpful. I'm recommending your videos to my colleagues.Thank you!
Tim, great explanation. Not sure how anyone can say that is not helpful or very, very clearly explained. Thank you.
Longtime manager in food retail. We watch EBITDA like hawks. Here in the states we just pronounce it "ibida." It's especially useful for comparing performance of different stores within a chain. One thing to add is that the amortization figure can also refer to repaid debt liabilities, something which frequently happens in the retail sector. For this reason EBITDA can hide a lot of problems that EBIT shows.
Tim, you're amazing.
I wish I had your knowledge.
Brilliant video Tim. Really clear and very helpful
Sir you are a genius!! Amazing video thank you so much!! It is 2020 and still very useful! Just a little hint on Op. Costs and Op. profit... when they are greater than gross profit calculation would be:
Sales - Sales costs = 100-60
Op. profit = Sales - Op. costs = 100-10
Amazing! Thank you for making it so easy to understand!
are payout ratios typically listed as percentages? or like a literal ratio, like 1:1? great video and thanks! this guys has a real knack for teaching.
Amazing. You teach so clear and good
So helpful to understand ! What do you mean with interest (p.b.t.), interest for share holders or .. ? Thanks!
Awesome video. Thanks so much, regards from the Netherlands.
Another great video Tim, cheers mate
Amazing!! this really helped me thank you very much. :)
Another interesting video clip, thanks Tim!
No mention of SG&A or would that be synonymous with Operating Cost?
Thank you! Tim!
This very awesome and easy understood video thanks and i appreciate
Excellent explanation, that was so helpful!
Mr. Bennett, do you have video explaining financial report of manufacturing? Without sakes, logistic, etc.. what to see either or not the manufacturing activities are efficient enough?
Tim, you are an explaining machine!
Please explain what 'Other income' or 'Comprehensive Income' are that appear on the income statement
This is very Helpful, Thanks
So helpful! Brilliant!
Is there a difference between Operating Profit and Operating Income for a corporation?
Great Video - thanks.
So that you want me fine the price to cul some presen % cost rigth?
amazing video. thank you very very much
Tim how big is the gap that will call attention . You said that 80% is good, so what the gap will raise suspicions . 2 - How can I compare these ratios to, in order to evaluate the business ( QUESTION MARK). Do I compare to the competion, by sector, look at another number that justify it, and so on. Would you please explain it ( question mark).
Thank you so much
Really well done. Thank you.
Awesome tutorial
What about fectory and the engineer cost programer price and song of artist and matireal profit . and employee price and the agent seller .how make it 10%OPERATION PRICE OF COST
Amazingly GOOD!!! Thanks a lot!!!
This channel is really financial boot camp
when a company makes a profit what has that got to do with stockholders,even if they can find out the profit?
Hey, profit assumes a key value for a stakeholder to assess the worth of it's holding. Knowing the profit, a stockholder can calculate Earning Per Share of a stock which gives a good idea of how much is the stock valued at the moment. I would suggest you watch other videos by Tim to get in-depth knowledge of the topic.
very helpful
Why is EPS not calculated with EBITDA, but with P.A.T?
because the corporate is required to pay tax
because investment in shares are dealing with current market value. Tax+interest have to be paid and affect final share price.
guess what site I am not going to visit. You guys are maddening.
AMAZON made NO profit four years but the price of the stock whent up.what an i missing in this video?
Majority of the profit was put into R&D(research and development) which is a sign of investment into the future of the company. Most 100 baggers take this approach
what has this to with investment?nothing?
Is it just the English accent or he actually resembles Christian bale... Great video...
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It is very important to now😇😇😇
nts from 4 or 11 min
Of coss it cant be real about operator all just 10% of price
EPS is calculated as: Profit of the year divided by the shares in the issue? How in the hell? Not all of the profit is given out as dividends.
Thank you so much for explaining in detail, very helpful in understanding. I am a mature (age 35 going on 36) BSc Accounting and Finance International (Black American) student. Date Stamp: 20APR20
I guess a great margin of cost incurred must be 40%
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POV your watching this in 2020 and ur not even in middle school yet 🤔👁👄👁
Sir please explain in hindi
am not anderstandit
the video end suddenly.
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