6 Nonconstant dividends Example 1

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[lrk]

I have been struggling all day on how to work it out, and you got it sorted in 10 mins...thanks so much!!

[sofiahhafidz]

Love that you have also included how to compute using the financial calculator. Very thorough explanation. Thank you!

[rebone]

I am currently doing corporate finance. This video helped me so much. You explain things clearly and in an understandable way. ❤

[ridge]

Clear explanation and thank you for covering the calculator CF entries

[ratty]

Thank you. A simple and clear explanation. Instead of being bamboozled by a formula (which is what my teacher did) this takes it step by step so the logic becomes very clear. Several days of confusion cleared in a few minutes!

[thecherishedlife]

This made it so easy to understand. Thank you SO much!!!

[Bluebreezi]

Your instruction is so much better than my professor's lol. Good job girl :>

[Ritika-gk]

Very good to the point explanation…I am just wondering about that 15% growth for next 2 years, we don’t have to calculate dividend for two years? Little confused

[nikmarshal]

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[nurunmuhaliza]

15 minutes before test, iam studying in here

[alimeterlyre]

It‘s a great video that help me with this problem and also taught me how to use calculator to compute PV. Hope to see more videos about Finance! Thank you so much!

[muhammadlatif]

Its very helpfull and really nice way of understanding too much great.

[brianpalli]

Thank you so much! my professor explained it the same way but I just need to see someone write it out

[myaccount]

This was extremely helpful. Thank you 🙏

[yeeeett]

thankyou so much, my college professors don’t teach anything

[angelineanyango]

The problem clearly state that dividend will grow by 20%, then 15%for two years and lastly 5% indefinately

[altamushhussain]

Thanks This video helped alot but at the end of this video you said, for 20% return there is need to make investment of $8.67.
"So please clear, here what is the (actual amount) of which we need 20%?'

[ilybarbiegirl]

Why can't my professor explain like this and draw it out with an example.. I am a visual learner and all we got is a book and a good luck.