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Lessons List | 71 Lesson
Time Value of Money concept explained
00:07:01

Time Value of Money concept explained
Explanation of the Effective Annual Rate of Interest EAR
00:11:46

Explanation of the Effective Annual Rate of Interest EAR
How to Calculate the Effective Annual Rate of Interest EAR
00:03:16

How to Calculate the Effective Annual Rate of Interest EAR
Future Value of a Single Amount
00:02:42

Future Value of a Single Amount
Present Value of a Single Cash Flow
00:07:33

Present Value of a Single Cash Flow
Future Value of an Annuity
00:05:13

Future Value of an Annuity
Present Value of an Annuity
00:08:36

Present Value of an Annuity
Future Value of an Annuity Due
00:04:13

Future Value of an Annuity Due
Future Value of a Growing Annuity
00:05:40

Future Value of a Growing Annuity
Present Value of a Perpetuity
00:03:29

Present Value of a Perpetuity
Present Value of a Growing Perpetuity
00:04:14

Present Value of a Growing Perpetuity
Dividend Policy why firms don t pay out all their earnings as dividends
00:07:12

Dividend Policy why firms don t pay out all their earnings as dividends
Calculating the Enterprise Value of a Firm
00:06:47

Calculating the Enterprise Value of a Firm
Net Present Value NPV
00:09:26

Net Present Value NPV
NPV and Mutually Exclusive Investments
00:05:06

NPV and Mutually Exclusive Investments
Selling a Stock Short
00:09:32

Selling a Stock Short
Free Cash Flow
00:08:42

Free Cash Flow
IRR Internal Rate of Return
00:07:23

IRR Internal Rate of Return
NPV vs IRR
00:08:00

NPV vs IRR
When IRR Fails The Case of Delayed Investments
00:07:32

When IRR Fails The Case of Delayed Investments
When IRR Fails The Case of Multiple IRRs for the Same Project
00:07:23

When IRR Fails The Case of Multiple IRRs for the Same Project
When IRR Fails The Case of a Nonexistent IRR
00:04:47

When IRR Fails The Case of a Nonexistent IRR
The Payback Method
00:09:55

The Payback Method
NPV vs The Payback Method
00:10:38

NPV vs The Payback Method
Incremental IRR
00:09:41

Incremental IRR
Calculating the Yield of a Coupon Bond using Excel
00:04:42

Calculating the Yield of a Coupon Bond using Excel
Calculating the Yield of a Zero Coupon Bond
00:05:55

Calculating the Yield of a Zero Coupon Bond
Calculating the Forward Rate
00:12:33

Calculating the Forward Rate
Calculating the Yield of a Zero Coupon Bond using Forward Rates
00:05:17

Calculating the Yield of a Zero Coupon Bond using Forward Rates
Dividend Discount Model DDM
00:07:23

Dividend Discount Model DDM
Limitations of the Dividend Discount Model
00:06:28

Limitations of the Dividend Discount Model
Calculating the Total Return on a Stock
00:04:31

Calculating the Total Return on a Stock
Total Payout Model for Valuing a Firm
00:04:46

Total Payout Model for Valuing a Firm
Valuation using Multiples
00:09:12

Valuation using Multiples
Weighted Average Cost of Capital WACC
00:09:29

Weighted Average Cost of Capital WACC
Discounted Cash Flow Model
00:05:59

Discounted Cash Flow Model
Profitability Index
00:06:34

Profitability Index
How to Calculate the Arithmetic Return
00:01:24

How to Calculate the Arithmetic Return
How to Calculate the Geometric Average Return
00:02:47

How to Calculate the Geometric Average Return
Arithmetic vs Geometric Return
00:04:48

Arithmetic vs Geometric Return
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