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Retained Earnings explained

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nice video
Comment from : @gam3rman85

additional paid up capital please?
Comment from : @haifaashraf1955

What a learning I almost got all my doubts clarify
Comment from : @tarunkumarreddysingampalli9207

why retained earnings doesnt appear on a/r section?
Comment from : @mertyesilgoren6043

So the retained earnings is money that’s just sitting waiting to be used for whatever the company Chooses in the future ? Or does it represent money that has been Spent already on purchasing more assets or reducing liabilities?
Comment from : @FlyBushLive

tum bohot acha kaam karta hai finance bhai ! mere ko tumko thank you bolne ka hai !!!
Comment from : @amaan717khan5

thank you so much! this def helps in studying for my final! :D
Comment from : @PoGoHop360xl

Empty pockets that’s so funny
Comment from : @dontblame2224

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Comment from : @samilkaraburc9544

To retain means to keep and earnings means profit To close the years income statement, you label unused profit as retained earning to use this funds for expenses in the new year The opposite of retained earnings is an Accumulated Deficit
Comment from : @natcatyz450f

I feeel volume is quite low
Comment from : @santhosh8290

Hi is retained earning leftovers from net income that year? Love your video by the way
Comment from : @jjacob4481

FANTASTIC! jaja really enjoying financials
Comment from : @nicolasrivero4722

Why is retained earnings affected by stock dividends those are not cash Please someone explain why that affects that account Thank you
Comment from : @magnumopus8202

What about companies that have retained earning deficits that are growing but continuously pays dividends?
Comment from : @oGSniipezz12

If last year company getting loss, and next year company earn profit as (Retained earning) it is possible current year Retained earning adjusted last year loss recovered Please tell me 🙏
Comment from : @wayangankaranchosuyog1640

Nice explanation because now my doubts are cleared by watching this it's CBSE SYLLABUS india which comes under business studies subject
Comment from : @pratikyadav7160

Kudos for explaining why retained earnings are listed as liabilities even though it would appear as an asset
Comment from : @Remrie

Wow amazing presentation, absolutely amazing, God bless you
Comment from : @aymansayed5989

Op de balans van Coca Cola staan 658 miljard aan retained earnings, terwijl de shareholders equity 21 miljard is Hoe moet ik dat zien? wwwmacrotrendsnet/stocks/charts/KO/coca-cola/balance-sheet
Comment from : @momenttom4969

As always an amazing video but I have a question and I would love if you could help me with itbrlike you said "AAPL" repurchase common stock but it not going to the "treasury" like "KO" brwhy is that ?brthanks in advance
Comment from : @ErezLeviStocks

Legendary level explanation Awesome awesome!!! Thank you so much!!!!
Comment from : @LordBeerus090

Great video I only have a question Because of these pandemic, a company with more retained earnings is in a better position for the crisis right? So I´m looking at "Hexcel" they have now $2B retained earnings and about $1B long-term debt That means that in the case they do not make any profits during the next years, they will be able to pay their debt? I would like to know your opinion about this as I started to learn recently Thanks, and cheers from Spain :)
Comment from : @kike_villa

I love your videos - both the content and the clarity of the concepts presented Thank you for taking the time to spread the knowledge !
Comment from : @ps2050

Can you please explain in accounting eqation how can i roundup percentage answer to 1 decimal place
Comment from : @zakiasyed2840

Hey Philip - a question on this - how does the changing share price impact Stockholders Equity over time? Also, how can I calculate what share price Apple paid to buyback the shares from the example?
Comment from : @weefella84

Thank you so much for sharing such useful data! Greatly appreciated
Comment from : @Intothemarket101

Thanks Simple and fun to watch (empty pockets lol! )I do have a silly question So if earnings are retained should that reflect in the increase of cash in the balance sheet too?
Comment from : @53nat0r

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Comment from : @MRAllinOne7

Very helpful! I have been struggling with understanding this account in my class
Comment from : @kimcallahan7860

Amazing explanation! Thank you I was wondering (in the case of Apple and any other company) how do we find the cash balance in the statements Apple is said to have more than $250B in cash balance I have looked at the recent statements and I am not sure what items to build / calculate together in order to reach a company's cash balance I believe the place to find them is under Assets of the Balance Sheet but Total Cash is $74B I will be very thankful for your guidance Thanks again :)
Comment from : @yosmuc