Finance

https://www.coursera.org/learn/wharton-finance

Just don't pay for their stupid assessments and certificate.

>>1080268
thanks senpai

If you don't understand you stop the lecture and ask you autist dingus

>>1080293
Bad advice. Lecture halls are not 'safe environments' teachers havr you believe classroons are.

>>1080293
yes, and have the lecturer explain everything all over again to your special snowflake ass in a room of 100+ angry, hungry and bored people itching for a break

lmao lad

i have a masters in finance from a top university ama

>>1080319
On our first class we had an exercise where we took the role of angel investors and had to pick how we invest our money and whom to give it to. On the paper some options said
>"x% of CF for 10 yrs then payback $1mm",
>"25% equity",
>"7 years 5% Personal Gtee",
>"10% equity 10% cash flow (royalty)"

What does half of that even mean? I know what CF is, but how does it differ from equity in this situation? Does the 'royalty' bit refer to royalties from sales (it was a bicycle company iirc)?

What's a required return and how does it differ from the interest rate?

We usually learn about compound vs simple interest where the bank gives you a fixed percentage but what is for example Euribor where the interest rate of a, say, student loan fluctuates depending on the market value or whatever?

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Basically, pretend I'm retarded (inb4 'pretend'), and thanks in advance

>>1080310
Fuck them.

>>1080262
Are you fucking retarded?

>>1080262
try to study material before a lecture, drink a cup of coffee before lectures, sit at the front of the class and talk to him after the lecture about anything you are unsure of

>>1080402
No, finance isn't even my field and I don't post inflammatory comments on a Moroccan finger painting forum.

Why don't you see your professor during office horus and ask him for some help?