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I am giving away 20€ to anyone who finds me 6 bonus points
Any ideas for complaints on the resit?
can someone explain me the calculation for this question I can't get to the right answer?
NPV = 500000 - 250000/1.1 - 250000/1.1^2 - 250000/1.1^3 -250000/1.1^4 -250000/1.1^5 + 1000000/1.1^5 = 173 224,6 - that's how I did it, not sure if its right tho
Does anybody have extensive calculations for the 2018 first sit ?
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For 39 you have to do a table including all the data to calculate the dividends and then the share price (this exercise is in many past years exams so you should find a correction easily) and for the 42 you just apply the formulas from the formula sheet.
How do I work out the Beta for both of these stocks?
discount 11 million security with rf 0.1
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Oh, have a sense of humour. At least he wrote in English.
Ja
How do you know that the resit is on the 4th?
is not, the date will not be published until Friday the 5th
Does anyone know when the Finance resit is?
They will announce that on the 5th of July
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Do you think it is sufficient to study with this, as the book is rather long and this summarises the most important content?
Studying this in combination with completing past papers to learn the calculations required for the exam should be enough to pass yes.
Thanks
When will we have results of finance?i
Looking for finance tutoring. If you know of anyone please let me know.
Hello does anyone has the assignment for the course?
thanks in advance
FINANCE WAS BULLS**T!!
I agree with you definitely !
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Any ideas of complaints??
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how many points do you think he will give?
20: "The IRR cannot be used to choose between mutually exclusive projects when the
latter have the same scale, risk or timing of cash flows." <- according to the answer key, this answer does belong to the pitfalls, even though in the book it mentions when they DIFFER in scale, risk or timing, not when they have the SAME scale, risk or timing. It's on page 255 for the people interested. The question asked which did not belong to the pitfalls, so this one has 2 possible answers.
Also, I guess you could argue that for question 30 all 4 options are possible, depending on how you reason.
A change in the expected inflation will affect both the demand and the supply curve.
It will affect the demand curve because when the expected inflation rises, investors will demand a higher interest rate to cover their lost. Thus, demand for bonds fall, same for bond's price and the interest rate will increase. --> Leads to a left shift of the deand curve. And vis versa, if the expected inflation fall, then demand for bonds will rise, price will also rise and the interest rate will decrease. --> Right shift in the demand curve
For supply now, an increqse in the expected inflation will cause the bond price to fall and the interest rate to increase. --> Right shift in the supply curve. And vis versa
Hope, it is a little bit clearer now :)
thank s al ot
I had 47 627 for saving and 43 824 for investing for the C... and also I don't get why you say time horizon is missing ?
the final amount of savings is 4399,79, then smaller than 4,450..
This is the formula for Debt-to-capital Ratio !
The debt-to-equity ratio is just Total debt/total equity
19) 0=-350+25/(r-0.02) for Kimjong and 0=-350+50/r for Trumpie, calculate it and you'll see that B is correct.
20) -350+25/(r-0.02)=-350+50/r and you'll get to C.
For Trumpie, to find the 50 how do you do? I though it was 25/0.05 but I get 500
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I hope it helps :)
I think you should use the PV formula :
(1000/1,1) + (3000/1,1^2) + .... = 14 807
I get the same value but according to my understanding of the question, isn't it the future value we want both our project to be ?
So don't we have to discount this value (according to strategy 2 --> 14807/(1.1^5) in order to get the value we want to put in the saving account?
Beau gosse
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Because E and D are both 1 and in the formula it says E/(E+D), so since E is 1 and E+D is 2, than it gives you 0.5
thanks!
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i know but i still cant get even close to one of the anwsers could you show?
15000* ((1.05^30 -1)/0.05) = 996583 (A)
need to use the Rwacc formual= e/D+E*Re+D/E+D*Rd*(1-tc)
=> 0.06=0.5*Re+0.5*0.03*(1-0.35)=C
StuPid Finance!!!!!!
I feel you.
I‘m f***** man, I have failed Econ have a QM2 Resit, didn’t do shit for Finance and haven‘t even started studying FSCM.
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So a stock is in the money, even if the premium is not yet paid off? We paid 15$ initially and now we are in the money only 5 $ ...
-investment + (cash flow/ IRR) = 0
pretty sure
why do you have r = 0.625 and not 0.0625 as it is a percentage?
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it does, type it in your calculator
if you do it for every value it does not change much, you just get all the results with just one coma to shift and it's less confusing
If you decide to invest in bonds, it is more riskier for you, therefore you want a higher yield for your return. This risk is the credit risk
If you pass the 2nd "-350" on the other side of the equality, it cancels out
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