Thank you for not overcomplicating this simple idea! Every other resource I've found makes it sound like advanced calculus!

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thankyou so much.. been watching many videos about this. but yours is very simple and understandable.

very simple but great approach. thanks man.

Very helpful. Thanks a lot

That was easiest to understand. Thanks a lot

You do a fantastic job, and I'm glad to find this channel. But I do want to leave disclaimer that the assuption here, should sales and assets grow proportionately, we are looking at a point in which you have reached absolute capacity for sales given the sales that assets you currently have. This is why we assume the assets must grow to match the projected sales. In real life, however, you'll almost never know when this situation is reached, and to save costs, you'll reinvent ways to stretch the use of your 'assets' to increase sales. Takes a long time before asset values and sales growth start to correlate.

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Thank you so much .. that was simple and very helpful

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VERY LEARNING LECTURE!

Do you have a regression model exercise that you can share?

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Thank you for the help!

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hi thanks for the videos. how do i treat interest expense? i hope you a more detail examples. your lessons help a lot

Hi! For companies with high growth and negative earnings, is the funding needed simply equal to the negative earnings for the forecast period?

Hi there, one question; what would you do if the firm pays no dividends? If you could answer as soon as possible I'd really appreciate it. Thanks in advance!

do you have short term financial and planning video?