sir thank you very much i have watched over 15 videos but i still could not understand this topic and then i found you......i have watched all your vidoes from number one(1) to seven(7) ...now i understand very well...your teaching method is so simple..thank you sir...you have saved my exam
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I took finance as my major but lately i've been struggling to fully grasp this part of the lesson. I'm grateful that i came across to your channel and will surely watch the continuation of this lecture. Thank you, Professor!
This is by far one of the best. Pat can you do videos explaining the below? Portfolio Returns, CAPM Models, Efficient Mark Hypothesis, Behavioral Finance, Empirical Evidence Security Return, Basic of Risk Management, Estimating VAR, Estimating GARCH, Option Risk, Credit Risk?
Wonderful presentation! I would like to know if it would be possible to get the PowerPoint? I homeschool my children and this would be very helpful. Perhaps you could create a link in the description below to be able to download the PowerPoint presentations for this series of lectures regarding risk and return? Many thanks
great content mr Obi!! But i have a question how did you come up with the probability rate and rate of return in situations where you applied situations in Weak, Moderate and Strong economies? Thank you in advance
Sorry....I didn’t understand why on caluculating the return of probability data you only took the summation as you final result without dividing it by 2 to give the mean? Please elaborate
TheMorgalion: calculate each squared difference and store each calculated result in your calculator. Doing this avoids rounding error. Then recall each entry and add up and divide by 3. Easier done on spreadsheet.
@Pat Obi Sir i have a concern on the computation of your sample variance. I have been following the directions of your computation but i dont seem to get the answer (0.0047)
i've watch your video, in your video i heard that you say the more disperse the distribution it means you're less likely to earn the central distribution. but i still dont get why this is can represent risk. can you explain it? thank you