Time Value of Money: Single Cash Flows, James Tompkins

The second lecture of the Corporate Finance series is actually broken up into two sub-lectures: single and multiple cash flows. If you are going to make decisions that impact firm value, it is helpful to be able to measure value, which we do through the time value of money model. In this lecture I strive for an in-depth understanding (not memorization) of this topic beginning with single cash flow principles. In the follow-up lecture on multiple cash flows I conclude with a challenging "real world" example and suggest that if you understand this, then you truly have a solid grasp of this topic.

[camiewright]

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[willnzeh]

Gosh!...I have only watched this for 10 minutes and it makes a lot of sense!!! Nice!

[mahdigoodarzi]

Thank you so much. The way you explain and you take us through the concept is so helpful and easy to understand.

[juseoklee]

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[geekinthecloset]

Thank you very much sir for the explanation. I recently started my Masters in International Hospitality Management and am struggling with Financial Management. After watching this video, I'm able to understand the concept better.

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[SSH]

thank you very much...
for the first time, i really understand the general concept that applies to most of cases.

[SSH]

can you help to fully understand the following..
what are the cases to use multiplication and division in converting from one interest rate to another ? and when we use the formula ?