I recently found your channel and I just need to tell you how much I appreciate the time and effort that you dedicate to all of your videos. Incredibly valuable resources ! Thanks again
Hi Anthony, Yes that is correct. Actually, all of the share prices (i.e., $100 then $119 and $124) are arbitrary. Even the $3.00 dividend is illustrative. Although it's perhaps natural to maintain it at $3.00 dring the second year, it might have alternatively grown in the second year. So, really all of the share prices and dividends are arbitrary in the sense they are INPUTS into the calculation. And this is confirmed by the fact that i highlighted their cells in YELLOW in excel (I tend to color inputs in YELLOW). Thank you!
I recently found your channel and I just need to tell you how much I appreciate the time and effort that you dedicate to all of your videos. Incredibly valuable resources ! Thanks again
We're so glad you find the channel useful, that's our goal! Thank you,
It’s a shame David is not in the CFA Space.
David Harper and Bill Campbell are gems
I take long time to find you , , you are great channel for CFA
Very helpful-Thanks so much!
This is amazing.. TY very much!
Thank you, so glad it's helpful!
Is there some way where xirr can be calculated on excel on a periodic basis while getting around the contiguity problem that function has?
Thanks Mr. turtle!
what kinda calculator can be used for CF function to calculate IRR? Mine is 991ES plus but it doesn't include this function.
The $119 purchase at the beginning of year 2 is an arbitrary number, correct?
Hi Anthony, Yes that is correct. Actually, all of the share prices (i.e., $100 then $119 and $124) are arbitrary. Even the $3.00 dividend is illustrative. Although it's perhaps natural to maintain it at $3.00 dring the second year, it might have alternatively grown in the second year. So, really all of the share prices and dividends are arbitrary in the sense they are INPUTS into the calculation. And this is confirmed by the fact that i highlighted their cells in YELLOW in excel (I tend to color inputs in YELLOW). Thank you!
@@bionicturtle Appreciate the punctual response, sir.
Thanks for your Lectures , can you do End of Chapter questions
huh-huh huh, he said dividend