Introduction to Valuation
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thank youu but we want more videos !
houdapurple 1 month ago
good general theory..
abcrmbstud69 3 months ago
good stuff
skylardharma 5 months ago
this is too simple for valutation. this is not real valuation like buffet does or graham did. it is more complicated
burak3003 1 year ago
Oh wait, You are explaining cash flows:
PV = Pmt1/ (1+ i) + Pmt2/ (1+ i)^2 + Pmt3/ (1+ i)^3 and so on
Or use the Cash Flow Function on a calculator
KingMike87 2 years ago
PV = FV / (1 + i)^n .. is a much easier way to explain this .. PV = Present Value, FV = Future value, i = interest rate, n = periods. OR Use a financial calculator and it is even easier
KingMike87 2 years ago