How to Calculate Diluted Earnings Per Share using the Treasury Stock Method

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@steve-i3j8k
that was a great tip at the end thank you
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@pritamsaha3869
Can you please explain how do you get 387 as 120000/40000 is 3 ?
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@prodskarrr
4000 shares is considered as treasury stock and 1000 as outstanding???
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@Niemns
Thanks
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@MyFinancialFocus
Love stock warrants Interesting to see how derivatives impact the earnings per share!
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@flake8382
Audio cut at the end, but got the gistbrbrSo do we always dilute based on the POTENTIAL to dilute EPS? Or just the ACTUAL dilution at the end of the period?
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@eljangoolak
isn't each option contract worth 100 shares? why are we considering each option to be 1 share? I don't understand the logic
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@felixdechamboux1199
Hello @Edspira, thanks for the videobrThough I don't understand why the shortfall is added to the denominator, could you explain That ?
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@janemandel2691
You are really a great teacher , You should edit our e-books , so easy to be understood Out e-book uses so long long pages to explain it , I still can't understand your short video makes it very easy
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@JPtheKid15
so when do we do the compensation expense? Just for RSU's?
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@Nott_Fifi
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@BlackRose-cr8gb
Thank you so much sir! Your videos help a lot
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@elsancambridge5541
Hi can u explain to me once again why exactly 1000 is in denominatorbrbrWhy we are minusing (5000-4000)brMay I knwo the exact reason?brI didn't understood that part
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@chrisnew1494
this helped a lot with my intermediate accounting
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@ramezgebraiel6738
Studying for CFA and this helped alot
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@dukejt
Why is the shortfall 1,000 shares added to the denominator? Thanks
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@CiekursFishing
Sir, just wanted to leave a positive comment! Thank you for helping a beginner like me! Have a nice day man!
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@arshiashahlaie5618
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@RaphRoel
Great video! Thanks
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@reemalghamdi4093
thank you that's really help, what about the reverse treasury stock method ?
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Thank you so much for these videos they have helped tremendously!
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@shadeemozafari3800
great video!!! thank you so much for uploading this and all your videos! you forgot one crucial point that the short cut method you used can only be used if the exercise price is less than the market price
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@miltonvilleda1809
thank you for this video, great explanation!
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