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2008 Diluted EPS
That number should be 3.34, not 3.33. this changes the growth rate from the erroneous 10.5% in the video to the correct 10.2%
That number should be 3.34, not 3.33. this changes the growth rate from the erroneous 10.5% in the video to the correct 10.2%
Control R vs Paste Special
Why use Control R over Paste Special when pasting to the right? Control R may paste over some unwanted stuff or remove borders. For example, for Diluted EPS growth if you'd pasted it in it removes the bottom borders. I know you redid the formulas for that one, but Paste Special Formulas worked perfe... Read More
Why use Control R over Paste Special when pasting to the right? Control R may paste over some unwanted stuff or remove borders. For example, for Diluted EPS growth if you'd pasted it in it removes the bottom borders. I know you redid the formulas for that one, but Paste Special Formulas worked perfe... Read More
Costco Interest Expense
For TGT and WMT, interest expense was taken as the gross total (including interest income). But, for COST only interest expense is included. Should that number be 144 instead of 34? (143.533 rounded, which is the interest expense (34,437) and interest income (109,096) summed to get gross interest)
For TGT and WMT, interest expense was taken as the gross total (including interest income). But, for COST only interest expense is included. Should that number be 144 instead of 34? (143.533 rounded, which is the interest expense (34,437) and interest income (109,096) summed to get gross interest)
Location of additional file that is referened?
Hello, Where can I find the exhibit for changes in NWC that Hamilton refers to? I can't seem to find it.
Hello, Where can I find the exhibit for changes in NWC that Hamilton refers to? I can't seem to find it.
Quiz and Exam locations??
Hello, where are the quizzes that he referenced to?
Hello, where are the quizzes that he referenced to?
what are the valuation method for non publicly traded banks ?
what are the valuation method for non publicly traded banks ?
what are the valuation method for non publicly traded banks ?
valuation for Balance Sheet based company like banks and insurance
how is the valuation calcualated for banks and insurance company
how is the valuation calcualated for banks and insurance company
Multi currency model
Do you have inputs on modeling multicurrency statements
Do you have inputs on modeling multicurrency statements
Cost of Funding
When estimating my cost of funding, for the purpose of determining my borrowing cost, (and ultimately my yield) because Yield is normally desired NIM+ FC what are the items that should be considered? is it the same as WACC calculation?
When estimating my cost of funding, for the purpose of determining my borrowing cost, (and ultimately my yield) because Yield is normally desired NIM+ FC what are the items that should be considered? is it the same as WACC calculation?
when you used control d to paste down, then had to underline the bottom cell, if you used paste special - formulas instead, the bottom cell would still be underlined