Part 2 - WACC Weighted Average Cost of Capital, How to Calculate WACC

[sereno093088]

Thank you so much for the video is extremely helpful

[MBAbullshitDotCom]

@sereno093088 Very welcome!  Glad to have you here too!

[22kir22]

I agree with others leaving comments, I wish in my online class, you taught us Finance vs my professor, who didn't forget to mention in the introduction just how qualified he is to teach us the class with his masters and PHD's. I don't even know what he gets paid for, the computer does all the grading, and I am pretty sure he doesn't read our papers, at least not completely, because I even don't think I deserve the grades I got on some of them.

[MBAbullshitDotCom]

@22kir22 Watch as much as you want! Cheers!

[MrHarrytoor]

This is just wonderful. I can't believe how simple you have made it. Thank you!

[MBAbullshitDotCom]

@MrHarrytoor Thanks! But I didn't make it simple. It always has been, it just needed to be explained in a simple way ;)

[dilnawaz7]

well teacher my question from u is when our capital comes from debt or simply we barrow loan from bank then will we use the tax factor ir not i hope you u will have got my question

[MBAbullshitDotCom]

@dilnawaz7 Hello Dilnawaz! Definitely, we use the tax factor with debt, even if you cut out the part of the of the equity capital from the equation (I'm not sure I understand your question completely, but I think this is the answer).

[houdapurple]

@dilnawaz7 Hi ! yes if our capital is composed only of debt then we use the tax factor and the formula is :" CD=r (1- t) ",, cd= cost of debt , r= interest rate , t= tax rate because interest here is tax deductible . that's what we call a tax shield.

[dilnawaz7]

o man i love u .u r so much sincere to ur viewers u r doing great job i wish i would learn from u finance n accounting deeply may ALLAH prosper u

[385db]

I'd prefer your videos taught us Finance vs my Finance professor! Seriously. Thank you SO much!

[MBAbullshitDotCom]

@385db You're welcome! Remember to click "like" and share with your friends. Enjoy the holidays!

[richardwmilne]

I think I love you... You go super slow (a little too slow) but its so clear. Thank you!

[MBAbullshitDotCom]

@richardwmilne LoL =p