In lesson 21, when you explained how to calculate the intrinsic value of stock (company), did you use the DCF model (discounted cash flow model) formula? Or did you use a variation on the DCF model formula? Thank you for all your videos. I am at the 22 lesson so far.
Thank you for posting all of these videos, they have been extremely helpful. Thanks for sharing all this wonderful knowledge!!! So far I am on video 22, and can't wait to see the rest.
Preston, thank you so much for what you do. The whole earth is hold by such people like you! (I'm not sure that I can say like this..) Greeeeeetings from Russia!
Hi Preston, I don't fully understand the part where a company issues preferred shares to retain equity of the business for common shareholders, BOTH common and preferred shareholders own part of the equity.
Hi Preston, I have another question. When the CFO of a company want to raise money for a project or something, they could issue bonds, preferred stock, common stock or debt. So how do they choose?
Hi Preston, Theoretically we know that a pref. share holder enjoys certain preferential treatment or priority in terms of dividends or in case of liquidation. Apart from this when the business is running normally (no liquidation), what are the advantages that pref. SH have compared to equity holders. Secondly, can a normal person invest in pref. shares? i.e. is the ticket size high or does someone need to have a certain networth or be an accredited investor? Pls clarify.
In lesson 21, when you explained how to calculate the intrinsic value of stock (company), did you use the DCF model (discounted cash flow model) formula? Or did you use a variation on the DCF model formula? Thank you for all your videos. I am at the 22 lesson so far.
Thank you for posting all of these videos, they have been extremely helpful. Thanks for sharing all this wonderful knowledge!!! So far I am on video 22, and can't wait to see the rest.
I just found your video, thank you so much, I am currently studying financial accounting and this really helps!
Preston, thank you so much for what you do. The whole earth is hold by such people like you! (I'm not sure that I can say like this..) Greeeeeetings from Russia!
how does the calculator from previous lesson work?
what are the formulas? i dislike the idea of using that tool without any logic
baruch girsh All of the formulas are in Benjamin Graham's book: The Intelligent Investor
Thank you. I just started to read it.
Hi Preston,
I don't fully understand the part where a company issues preferred shares to retain equity of the business for common shareholders, BOTH common and preferred shareholders own part of the equity.
Hi Preston, I have another question. When the CFO of a company want to raise money for a project or something, they could issue bonds, preferred stock, common stock or debt. So how do they choose?
Hi Preston,
Theoretically we know that a pref. share holder enjoys certain preferential treatment or priority in terms of dividends or in case of liquidation. Apart from this when the business is running normally (no liquidation), what are the advantages that pref. SH have compared to equity holders.
Secondly, can a normal person invest in pref. shares? i.e. is the ticket size high or does someone need to have a certain networth or be an accredited investor? Pls clarify.
can i refuse to sell a callable prefered share?
With all these undesirable traits and uncertainties of preferred stock, why in the world would anyone want to invest in it?
my thoughts exactly
shreetron joy ntuli - I totally agree with your statements. Isn't this video a waste of time? I am only interested in the common stocks, and bonds.
Thank you so much, Preston. I totally understand. I learned a lot from your vedio. Thanks. Have a good weekend. :-)
terrific video awesome, love the vids dude!