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calculation of the ratio and it's meaning is missing

But I think the main reason for investing in certain commodities would be as a hedging tactic and central banks to have a back up sort of like strategy for currency stability.

Thank you for this.

22/4/2024 - this is very topical right now

CONFUSING

Thank you … love the breakdown…for someone who just started to invest individually…this brings fresh thinking to me

Excellent explanation! Thank you!

150 million in capex claims

I find this video very helpful. Thank you for the author for explaining the basic means what's stands behind the number. In my opinion, this is the most valuable part, as there are tones of sources which can show me how to calculate, but not what it really means. If you could do a video about WACC, I would really appreciate it!

Munger and Buffett have said Book Value is not a factor to consider and that earnings is what drive value. Do you agree?

thank you for explaining this so well !

blue horseshoe loves anacott steel !

Absolutely amazing video, I have finally realised that as a beginner in the financial investment market, you can achieve close to nothing yourself because you still have a lot to learn. Trading with a professional broker is more profitable and my advice for beginners is to always take advantage of that.

Sadly, retail banks do not simply take depositors money and lends it out! Fractional reserve banking means they only keep 10% and lend out the remaining 90%, which is then lent out again, and the cycle continues until £1000 deposit resulted in £9000 loans in the banking system, underpinned by the lender of last resort, Joe Public paying taxes! It is a legalised ponzi scheme whereby the bankers get richer and Joe Public gets poorer with every generation! And Investment Banks gamble with our money - they get to keep the profits and the tax payer gets to keep the "Quantitative Easing" funded by taxes and fiat money, which is an indirect tax as well, because of it's lack of intrinsic value and inflationary devaluation!

Your teachings and illustrations are impeccable. Kudos

July 4, 2023. See you guys soon

These are very valuable rules for anybody who wants to get rich. Unfortunately, most people who will watch this video will not really be able to apply the principles. We may not want to admit, but as Warren Buffett once said, investing is like any other profession-- it requires a certain level of expertise. No surprise that some people are losing a lot of money in the bear market, while others are making hundreds of thousands in profit. I just don't know how they do it. I have about $89k now to put in the market.

Outstanding ! God Bless You.

Great video.

Nice video

AMAZING

4.20 for tesco. is it a bargain? i dont know. - me proceeding to buy it anyways because of "moon"

best finance channl, hands down

"What would someone pay to buy Tesco?" -> Isn't this the market cap? If you manage to buy all the shares on the market, you pay the value of market capitalisation, not EV??

U need thumbnail designer?

An essential part of the financial markets that most people don't know anything about.

3% of a 5k investment is £150 commission. Not worth the paperwork hassle. And he didn’t mention quarterly coupons. So not a good example at all. 50k minimum investment and quarterly coupons with European memory works.

Took 12 years but inflation is now here to stay as a result of years of QE (acerbated by the huge sums of cash pumped into the economy during COVID).

Easy to follow and understand explanation

Today i come to this am late too much but i will start

question 1) what happens to the underlying assets that the bonds usually given on? for instance in 2008 the houses would the ownership of the properties be passed on up the chain to the insurance bank issuing the cds. 2) is there a derivative market for cds, where a third party without owning the bond can pay a premium to the insurance bank for payment if the bonds fail. even if they don't own the bonds. asking as saw somewhere someone say insurance banks sold cds several times over on the same securities like a derivative trade.

credit default swaps = how to bypass responsibility and create systematic moral hazard

why is debt added and not minused in the EV equation? i would have thought the companies value would be market cap minus debt. not plus debt?

You misquote Buffet. IIRC he said derivatives were weapons of mass destruction.

You can't fool the Chinese all of the time and of course the Russian to when the Illusion stop, forgot when you played the OPEC in the 1970 th to get the oil cheaper than before

Something that took me 2years to understand, you made it make sense in just 2minutes (the P/E multiple). Thank you very much.

So an INSURER charges a fee for the deal -BUT what assets do they have set aside to cover their obligations? Paper?

You organized my brain a little bit better now thank you:)

my question is: why do people always do not use rounded numbers while explaining things ?

Investing rightly today can save you a whole lot of stress in the nearest future

thank you, great video for today times

Thank You. Your video was very helpful!

Thank you Tim! God bless!

So let me get this straight... if net cash is higher than net debts, one would assume the additional cash is baked into the market cap... that's why you subtract it because in theory you are just getting it back ? Think I finally understand

Am I the one who felt this explaination is too much complicated??

This video is stunning! It helps to get the general idea of comparing similar companies

Thanks for a great explanation!

Nah bro- highly dubious explanation or analysis. You have described every upside or downside of anything in the market. I would consider simple interest on a bank product a downside relative to compounded interest.

1400 basis points is 14% no t 1.4%

Sir thank you for this video. Advisors never highlight the downside but only upside