Session 9: Growth Rates - Historical, Analyst and Fundamental

[@QQQQQman]

14:14 "services run into this sh** ...issue all the time" - great "catch" there Professor!

[@innerscorecard9433]

regarding geometric and arithmetic averages, the geometric average can never be greater than the arithmetic average.

[@QQQQQman]

12:34: SLP`s CAGR over 2016 to 2021 is 96.2%. So, it can happen!

[@investireocaminho33]

great

[@Septumsempra8818]

Can Wright's Law (cost reduction achieved every doubling of output) be used to work our margins?

[@arjunlalchandani3638]

Slides for this class cannot be downloaded. Can u please correct it?

[@dimitrispapadopoulos9265]

i can download them now