Hi Tim. I have been following your videos and enjoy your content. I have been making some calculations from your videos of figures directors do not want you to see and 6 signs a company is in trouble, etc. I wanted to ask you for some companies I cannot find the ratios online or they have a zero value on ratios or matrices such as PE, PEG, EPS. How can I calculate some of the important ratios then? Please advise Thanks Tim
So the buyer stood to make 1000 from the sale, but 500 of that he already invested in the contract itself, meaning a net profit of 500. Equally the seller already banked 500 and only stood to lose 500 when offset against the income from the contract. Options seem like a less beneficial investment for the buyer than a future because the market has to go up by a certain value before you see any return, but a future benefits from any upward movement straight away. and in the opposite direction the option is an irretrievable cost but a future is still less of loss up until it breaches the price of the option, and it can be sold before that point anyway.
Very educational!
you da best tim!!!
Great video!
Thank you sir.
Hi Tim. I have been following your videos and enjoy your content. I have been making some calculations from your videos of figures directors do not want you to see and 6 signs a company is in trouble, etc. I wanted to ask you for some companies I cannot find the ratios online or they have a zero value on ratios or matrices such as PE, PEG, EPS. How can I calculate some of the important ratios then?
Please advise
Thanks Tim
Certainly does. Thank you for your prompt reply.
Lastly, why do you prefer Price to FCF? Is it company or sector dependent?
Thank you very much and keep up the great videos. I really enjoy them and learn
So the buyer stood to make 1000 from the sale, but 500 of that he already invested in the contract itself, meaning a net profit of 500. Equally the seller already banked 500 and only stood to lose 500 when offset against the income from the contract. Options seem like a less beneficial investment for the buyer than a future because the market has to go up by a certain value before you see any return, but a future benefits from any upward movement straight away. and in the opposite direction the option is an irretrievable cost but a future is still less of loss up until it breaches the price of the option, and it can be sold before that point anyway.