Bailout 3: Book value vs. market value
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2008
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What it means when the market value of a stock is different from its book value.
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Trust me, you don't need a Harvard MBA. You'd be surprised how many MBA's don't understand most of this.
why?
I could listen to this dude for all eternity.....
I'm not fluency in english, but you makes me learn more about finance than my finance teacher here in Brazil, congratulation, you're making the difference
These are fantastic videos and explanations. Thank you
Thank you Khan Academy! You are changing the world one video at a time,
Wow....this is n entirely new point of view than I’ve heard before...well done
Great JOB!!! Loving the Videos
very clear video
Mr Sal, these Prajna your team spreading equally, undistigishingly and freely have enlightened me and cured my ignorance and stupidity. Donation to your cause again would not be enough to express my thanks, a little note for this video, I followed the sequence of this finance playlist, watched the Present value and magic number e ones, and realized their connection about the market price of a stock you mentioned in this video, there exists a magical limit present value of the sum of all earnings per share in indefinite future years. True that assumptions must be made about the discount rate and the earnings growth rate, but that gives me at least a reference to the seemingly hard to basic valuation of stock price. Relating them together, market price per share to the Net booked value per shares and the present value of all future earnings per share. Like i m seeing the gate of something bigger. Enlightened.
Ok, I gave your channel to Congressman Wexler in hopes he can get you to come to Congress to give them a primer on this Bailout mess. Perhaps you can educate Congress so that they can have a better understanding on what the proper way to handle this. I personally don't think many of them have any idea on the economics involved. Thank you for everything you do.
I'm learning loads here, I'm defanetly gonna watch the rest tomorrow.
PHILIP
Just a heads up at around 9:00, you did said the market cap is 500B when it should be 500M
this is very simple math and concept
I went to a public school.
"The corporate equivalante of charisma and good looks" lol
How does a public company determine how many shares it has?
so is it illegal to bluff(lied ) on your asset on the market value?
In your opinion, what is the percentage of people who buy stock without even looking at they companies' balance sheets? (blind speculators)
its 12X 500mil = 6B, not 12X500B = 6B 08:39
So it means that this is not the thing MBA's are interested in or they are not clever enough? :)
btw thanks for your videos a lot. It's 2in1 for me. I can study English and learn something interesting too :)
10 years later, this is still true
@foxconcept he writes 0.500B
the loans that you put in the liabilities are suppose to be the loans that they take or the loans that they give because I thought that loans are bank's assets not liabilities , thanks I love your videos
he's talking about loans that the bank has received, not given.
fleshcookie oh thanks to take your time to answer
SAL what's your twitter id? i want to make sure i follow the right one!
I thought the market value fluctuated based on future expectations about the company. I guess I'm wrong about this?
this is really late but the value of a stock is the present value of expected future cash flows.
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If you actually are a masters student the world is f#@ked. How could a masters student not be good at simple addition subtraction and division?
Hi, from the future
Why do you cover what you have already covered in a previous video of your videos that are in sequence? It's kind of wasteful of my time. If people don't understand, then they should watch from the very first video in the sequence where you explained very clearly.