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Hello Saheb academy, good morning from Nigeria I was looking for your video on probability, expected net present value and how to calculate standard deviation for the set of outcomes Can't see any of those in your videos Comment from : Tina

How to compute NPV if their is no cash flow given only the initial investment Comment from : RAMCEL LUZON OPERATION

12:07 sir in my material it isn't giving PV Factor it just give NPV @10 so how to calculate pv factor if is given in all the problem it gives only brGot it sir Comment from : Nabila Fatima Hooriya

Tq sir 😊 Comment from : Mahalaxmi Mudhol

Sir please teach me percentage like 10/ for 2345 year how can calculate Comment from : Sunita Ghosh

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I am an MBA student it will really help like us tq Comment from : Manjunath Sudi

My saviour of all time ❤️❤️💕 God bless you sir Please keep enlighten us with your wisdom Comment from : Shaikh Huzaira

Your teaching style is so good👍❤ Comment from : Rajesh Sahu

Thank you sir very good informative video Comment from : Ramakrishna S R K

Very nice explanation Your method of calculating the discounted rate is so easy, appreciatethanks Comment from : Sanjay Patel

please solve this:br Tata Motors’s UK arm Jaguar Land Rover plan to invest approximately £38 billion brduring the fiscal 2015-16 Suppose if the top management (Cyrus P Mistry (Chairman); brDr Ralf Speth (CEO)) expecting annual sales of £125 billion a year next 4 years a brAssess the business sense of this investment plan if the cost of capital is 7 per annum; brb Identify at least two important potential risk factors for this business that challenge bryour estimates Comment from : Harshal Hinduja

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Thank you I got A+ Comment from : Bemnet Aklilu

Sir, please solve this math brProblem: supposed two project X and y both costing 500 each, project X return 1000tk after one year,and 250tk after two yearproject y return 300tk after one year and 1000tk after two year, calculate NPV of project discount rate 5 percent and 10 percent,what happens two project (NPV based) rankings at these discount rates,why there is different in rankings Comment from : Mongurul Alam

The way you are teaching I'm just speechless🙏 Thankyou Sir Comment from : Shambhavi mishra

Im searching for ratio analysis but it is not there😢 Comment from : Ainisha Wanniang

Finally all the doubts got cleared Comment from : DIVINE SONIA

16:45 If I calculate 1/(1+10)^1 the answer comes 00909 not 0909, where did one zero go Comment from : Studies

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Thank you But i need your help to understand how to calculate the PV Factorsin this case Comment from : Bunanka juste

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Sο in your project x, If I deposit to a bank 40000$ with 10 interest rate I wound have 64420 after 5 years Your project will give me only 62000 after 5 years Same with project y So why to invest in any of these projects? Comment from : stnstns

please explain Cash inflow project X outputs Comment from : Devika Sisodiya

absolutely satisfied with ur explanationthank you ❤ Comment from : Somnath Mukherjee

What if discount rates are not given in question Comment from : nagashree Roopa

Thankuaage economics kbhi nhi lunga😢 Comment from : Sandeep_kumawat

You are a true teacher I Love your method of expression! Comment from : Getahun Solomon Official

Can I know how did you solve cash inflow and PV factor thing Comment from : Carolyn Bontilao

Cash outflow Comment from : Himanshu Pal

Sir if cashflow given in question so what we to do Comment from : Himanshu Pal

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Thank you so much sir for this vidio 🙏🙏🙏 Comment from : Heimutmi Suchiang

This is just awesome it took me a day to figure all this out until I watched your tutorial and bang I got my answers in minutes Thanks so much I've learnt alot❤ Comment from : Naomi Veoo

Thank you so much This was so much helpful for me ❤ Comment from : Shravasti Kuchekar

What happens if the question has fixed costs other than depreciation? Comment from : Esther Mate

Buddy first time I saw your video you excellent, neat and your communication is awesome kindly keep continue the same so that many students will be thankful Comment from : Dyaneswar Sai

Thank u very muchh❤❤❤❤ Comment from : Aqsa Shahnawaz

Please how do you get the discount value Comment from : Victoria Mensah

Am coming back to say thank you Learnt how to calculate Npv here, I want to say my exams was successful Thank u Comment from : Mary Michael

Wonderful Comment from : Abdul Manan

Helpfull thanks 👍 Comment from : Kanika Bansal

GOOD WORK Comment from : SAM ONGWAE

hye sir can i know how to calculate the cash flow tq Comment from : Fathin Farhana Abdul Azis

Lovely explanation Comment from : Sanjiv Mishra

best calculator tip ❤❤ Comment from : Tarun Saissc

Thank you sir it's very nice explaining🤝 Comment from : Kamala Sarawad

Thank you, I really got a very clear explanation on present value factor, if I got any doubts in financial management I'll go with your channel 😊 Comment from : Türk_series

500 now😊 Comment from : Zita Nyanchoka

Omg This guy is amazing!!! ❤brThank you so much Especially for showing every step in detail that too on calculator! Comment from : Suraj Bamankar

You have three investment options: a Receiving $1,200/month starting today for 5 years b Receiving $2,24069/quarter for seven years c Receiving $6,53827/year indefinitely If annual interest rate is 12, which options will choose and why?br​br​br​ Comment from : Shama Hassan

Easiest explanation I have ever seen 🙌🏿❤ Comment from : Sujal Savaliya

A million thanks!!! You have simplified what looked like a mountain!!! Comment from : JACOBS LADDER

hello, what if you dont have calculator and you want to manually calculate the discount rate? Comment from : TORRES ANGELIE

The best explanation in such a short time!!! Thanks a lot! Comment from : Prahlad Hegde

Your classes are being so helpful but I have a doubt if they give working capital and expenses in NPV question what are we supposed to do Comment from : Manjula Singapore

Discount factor hage maduwedu Comment from : Monika B k

Thank you! Comment from : Tina Kelly

Nice calculations but the finding of rate using calculator looks different from what is on the discount table look carefully from the discount factor 5th in the calculator Comment from : LUQMAN HAFIDH

This method is correct but do watch out The factors he described are rounded to 3 decimals so if you would use excel for instance you would get a different answer Comment from : SUPERMAN

@saheb academy And @everyone One question if discount rate (eg10) is not given, what should I do? Plze @everyone Comment from : Abdulrahman mohamoud Omar

Thanks 😊 smiled 😃 wlhi I will enter exam the next weak for managerial finance I confused to the IRR methodbr that related to this Thanks you Comment from : Abdulrahman mohamoud Omar

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Thank you so much Sir🙏 Comment from : Poovaiah Vk

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Show this in excel Comment from : Dark Mode

Thank u so much sir it helped so muchhh🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️ Comment from : Star

Thank u so much sir it helped so muchhh🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️ Comment from : Star

The Gap is considering buying cash register software from Microsoft so that it can more effectively deal with its retail sales The software package costs $750,000 and will be depreciated down to zero using the straight-line method over its five-year economic life The marketing department predicts that sales will be $600,000 per year for the next three years, after which the market will cease to exist Cost of goods sold and operating expenses are predicted to be 25 percent of sales After three years the software can be sold for $40,000 The Gap also needs to add net working capital of $25,000 immediately The additional net working capital will be recovered in full at the end of the project life The corporate tax rate for the Gap is 35 percent and the required rate of return relevant to the project is 17 percent What is the NPV of the new software? Comment from : Chimwemwe Mpetah

Your the best Comment from : NANGILA BRENDA

so greattt !!! Comment from : Ama Koralage

Thank you 😊 Comment from : Sujal

Subscribed for clear explanation Comment from : Cheerag Nr

Mannnnn ur greattt amazing explanation Comment from : Itshassan Hassan

How do I calculate NPV when Contribution and Fixed Costs are given? Comment from : Kevin Simon

Well explained But I will go for a project with initial investment of $40000 having a NPV of $8454 Less cost Comment from : Timothy Carnagie

what if there’s no given discount rate Comment from : Arjane Balando

Thanks madam may God bless you Comment from : Sarah Muwa

I have learned so much from this digital tutorial Thank you so much sir Comment from : Shedrick hong Posai

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excellent teacher Comment from : Divyanshi Vohra

Saheb thank you so much I liked your lesson ✊✊✊good luck Comment from : Abdullakhay Abdullakhayev

Video was very helpful only one question why we will choose the highest NPV ?? Please respond Comment from : Mr ShortTube

Wow brThanks a lot sir Comment from : Durga Ojha

The way you are explaining is wow Comment from : Ranjan Kumar

If discounting factor not given what I have to do ? Is there any formula to find Comment from : K Kk

What if discounting factor is not given but only rate of interest is available? Comment from : Shanti Swaroop Prabhakar

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