WST: 4.7 Investment Banking Training – Valuation Control Premiums Paid

Wall St. Training Self-Study Instructor, Hamilton Lin, CFA explores the logic underpinning how to value control premiums based on premiums paid to stock prices of publicly trade companies. For more information of the video courses previewed here, go to: http://www.wstselfstudy.com/modules.html Over 80 hours of online, interactive Self-Study Videos! ***YOUTUBE VISITORS ONLY*** 10% off any online [...]

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Money Advice From An Orange County Investment Banker VIDEO

Orange County investment banker Randall Letcavage and a video segment on money advice. Based in the OC, Orange County, CA, Mr. Letcavage brings us unique views on video from one who deals on a day to day basis with the highest level of corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructuring and the like. Mr. Letcavage [...]

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WST: 4.5 Investment Banking Training – Valuation Proxy for PE Ratios

Wall St. Training Self-Study Instructor, Hamilton Lin, CFA digs into the proxy for PE (price to earnings) ratio, particularly when the target company being analyzed is private or otherwise lacks earnings per share or stock price. For more information of the video courses previewed here, go to: http://www.wstselfstudy.com/modules.html Over 80 hours of online, interactive Self-Study [...]

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PART 1 – Options and Stock Market Technical Chart Analysis for October 16, 2009 by Idan Koren

Today we looked at many charts all around and have tried to make sense of the market action. While we got the strong pull back we expected early on in the day, the market did reverse and move higher making the daily S&P candle not so bearish. We still want a confirmation lower and a [...]

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WST: 4.2 Investment Banking Training – Valuation TEV & Exclusion of Leases

Wall St. Training Self-Study Instructor, Hamilton Lin, CFA digs into a common mistake by finance and valuation professionals — the inclusion of capital leases as a form of debt. While certain industries (airlines and real estate) are the exceptions, by and large, when valuing companies, one should not include capital leases as debt in Total [...]

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