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As an lnvesting enthusiast, I often wonder how top level investors are able to become millionaires off investing. . I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?

thank you for amazing videos. I couldnt find the excel link you mentioned on youtube on your site

At 16:10 , is that graph skewed to right or left? You were saying that it is skewed to the right but isn't it skewed to the left?

Can you please explain me the "p" value what is it actually and its significance?

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Thank you vero much! Very clear and vero helpfull!

tha'ts what liberals hate though, that it's always better tips with lower taxes.

but isnt sqrft and no of beds highly correlated? doesnt that introduce multicollinearity into the model ?

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Brandon, how should I visualize multiple regression graph?

No one has ever explained like you. Thank you so much!

Lol i paased statistics exam in 2015 because of you. Then fast forward in 2024, i wanted to learn something in technology from someone who i really enjoy listening to and watching.....and more importantly, someone who I'm sure will be so clear in his explanation. ....and here i am. I haven't watched this video yet. I'll watch it soon and I'm really looking forward to this series. Once again, I can't thank you enough.

Why this channel was not recommended to me earlier !😇

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thank you!!! this was actually a good video. You disected the different part of the equatio so elegantly!! THANKYOU!!!

From my understanding after watching this video and digging into why the C.I. band flares out at the end, it is because as we move further away from the mean towards the extreme of x values. The prediction become less certain because there are fewer data to anchor the model. 😅I am not sure though, just what I understand so far.

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thanks for the videos man

But where does this formula come from what's the theory behind it ?

when we say "as n gets larger," does n refer to the sample size or the number of samples? at time 13:02

Learning from this video made me imagine SSR as the sponge that absorbs the water from a cup called SST

Great video. Makes me really want to know what a big number for F would be.

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thank you brandon. you helping in my master's. pls upload for Sigel-Tukey test!!

I am an Accountant preparing for the FRM exam. The reading materials on quantitative analysis is not friendly to starters at all. I finally landed on your videos here, which are really perfect for starters like me.

Thanks for your video. May I know which video did you explain correlation and anova?

Thank you for your videos and for your motivational words at the beginning of the video!

Thank you SO MUCH for such logical explanations! Was struggling with CPA course, but your videos clarify so much! Thank you!

I've never understood Statistics like how i have Just Now...WOW! Thank You ❤️❤️❤️🫂..

Brandon. I watched PL09 & 14. I feel that this information was as good as a paid course. So please accept this special thanks for taking the time to do these incredibly high quality vids. 😊🌎

Hi! I have a question, what if the sum of postive is 3 and the negative is 0? What is the W?

You have explained and illustrated one of the most important topics in statistics really well! It’s a great video and highly useful.. Thank you so much!

if all the non-normally distributed variables had been left skewed, would you still have done reflections?

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hi, i did math stats, anova and regression end of last year, this year i did stochastic and im currently doing time series. I want to deepen my statistics knowlege any sugestions on which courses i should do next?

So helpful, amazingly clear, with an easily followed real-world example

Great job as always

Is that all? Where can I find the full explanation of the chapter ?

Do I have to proceed solving mean and sd if my data isn't normally distributed?

Shouldn't the coefficient of determination be an uppercase R^2 instead of r^2, which would be the coefficient of correlation aka Pearson correlation (19:35 "r^2 Interpretation")? And shouldn't the mean line on the graph on slide ("Bill vs Tip Amount", 21:30) be labeled ybar and not yhat? All that aside I am a HUGE fan of your work, it is majorly saving my bacon.

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can someone pls explain why there is a+1 in every coloumn and in which conditions will it be used?

This is golden.I would be starting my B.statistics this year and wanted to have solid fundamentals. Even though am afraid of chat gpt(ai) it's thanks to it that I got introduced to such a great teacher🤍

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Your video/explanations made it really to understand the above topic. Thank you!

Great explanation of Statistics 101. You made it really easy to comprehend.

You explain so well! Thank you for these precious videos!

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