So my doubt is, if beta shows the movement of share relative to market, like in this example, beta of 1.3 shows that my share moves 1.3% for 1% movement in market. So why not simply multiply market return with beta and find my company's expected return. Why do i have to seperate the Rf first and then multiply beta with risk premium?
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You can easily teach in any top MBA college. Excellent brother 😊
I really liked the way he explained this in a layman language and easy to understand example. Thank you.
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Explained in a very excellent manner.
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Thanks bud! Have been looking fir an easy explanation of CAPM for a while, happy to have stumbled upon this!
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Thanks sir for the simplified explanation
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Amazing 😍 .. wow thank u so much sir ... Now I clearly understand what is CAPM
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Great Video.... cleared all concept
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Keep uploading this kind of videos and we're ur classes situated for Cfa L1
Thanks and classes are at Thane, Mumbai...
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So my doubt is, if beta shows the movement of share relative to market, like in this example, beta of 1.3 shows that my share moves 1.3% for 1% movement in market. So why not simply multiply market return with beta and find my company's expected return. Why do i have to seperate the Rf first and then multiply beta with risk premium?
Wonderful
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Thanks sir.
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Can a guy do CFA after engineering? If he cannot how he can get into finance field?
Engineer can do CFA. Any person who has graduated 2 years of graduation. So you can too.
@@mahmoodalam4152 oh thanks mate! What other careers apart from CFA to get a good finance job/background?
@@mahmoodalam4152 2 years after graduation? Or minimum 2 years of graduation?
@@prav077 minimum 2 years of graduation
@@prav077 Masters in finance, or MBA, FRM
Why can't you provide us in english language
I am more comfortable with Hindi while explaining concepts compared to English !! Also, many students prefer it that way, hence !
Beta kese niklu
Hi, we have uploaded a video on how to calculate Beta practically. Do check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/ZlrCCm1Wo-o/v-deo.html
thankyou so much very easily explained. :)
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