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A reluctant double-major's crash course in corporate finance — covering fund procurement, investment decisions, dividend policy, and the agency problem, all with honest student energy.
A casual breakdown of financial markets, covering capital vs. money markets, issuing markets, and the two main underwriting methods taught in financial management class.
Breaking down how to slap a price tag on bonds and stocks using present value formulas — and yes, yield to maturity is just as annoying to solve as it sounds.
A no-frills terminology dump on liquidity management, working capital, and financing policies — because these chapters sure aren't giving us any practical how-tos. T_T
A casual walkthrough of cash flow estimation for investment evaluation — covering incremental flows, opportunity costs, sunk costs, depreciation, and more.
A chill walkthrough of how risk is actually just quantified volatility — using probability distributions, expected returns, and variance to figure out which projects are worth picking.
Before diving into capital structure theory, let's get the basics straight — cost of debt, cost of equity, and why k is the discount rate that actually matters.