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so valuable, thank you!

Can I still be a financial analyst if I don't want to work on finalizing financial statements, a task typically handled by Big 4 accountants?

Can I still be a financial analyst if I don't want to work on finalizing financial statements, a task typically handled by Big 4 accountants?

Hi thank you for nice video. 7 years ago I had market sizing question from a consulting company. It was exactly the same questions but the sales in my country. I did the approach you mentioned. However, the interviewer keep questioning me where do you get the population number? Where did you get 75% assumptions? What is the reason behind that 75%? And basically he keep questioning the validity behind the assumptions. So i am wondering how exactly do we need to answer it?

This was helpful

Video was absolutely fantastic…however that last calculation included some wild assumptions😂

The answer to Q5 is wrong. The WACC for the larger company would be higher. Since it states that all other things remain equal, the cost of debt, cost of equity, tax and the debt of both firms remain the same. Therefore, since it is generally true that debt is cheaper than equity and the more expensive equity now carries a larger weight in the larger company, the WACC would be higher.

He doesn’t work at Tesla at all, by compliance issue he would otherwise never talk anything about Honda

Very nice video, I advice you to use the bottom up method rather than the top-down one when it comes to specific quests like the bonus one:)

Everything went over my head… im going to fail my interview 🙃🥲😭

Which tech one is more relevant to bankers.?

if you have more time you can do other things in life specially that you like

For Q5 should the WACC be higher for a 100 million company or a 100 billion company. I see where your answer is coming from but isn't assuming a risk comes from market cap alone lacks depth? Like for example TSLA has a huge market cap but Ford is a less risky company (according to beta at least)? I might be missing something - Love the video!

Private equity sounds like a mechanism that extracts the most amount of value from a business, and transfers that wealth to the few general partners. Everyone loses - the business, the employees, the local consumers, the tax payers.... except for the general partners

Very useful video thanks for inside! Btw do you know if people can land a Financial Analyst job by doing online certificates from Coursera and Udemy and maybe Google Certificates? Or a Master's Degree is a must to get a job in this role?

You so cool, thank you:) Best of luck for your future, definitely it would be bright with Gods help!!!

Are you AI or a real person

sounds really borings day to day

Eye opening video

I'm sorry, did you meant to say day in the life of a wage slave in the Bay Area?

are u robot? fuck it looks like u don’t have a life

Im taking a basic upper-division corporate finance class at my school... I love it. Thinking of switching to a finance degree from Business/Data analytics. The finance class I am in we have covered all these questions so far

I think the top-down approach for the # of cups of Starbucks sold a day is too optimistic, or simplistic, as it has ignored affordability and propensity to spend on coffee. I would go bottom-up, looking at capacity and how fast it can sell. Assuming that a typical outlet is able to dish out 2 cups every 5 minutes, thus making it 2X12x15(hr/day)x5000(outlets)=1.8m cups a day. I’ll Google and share the result if I can find.the answer, I’ll provide it here. Or if anyone has the answer, please kindly share. Thanks.

Bro you look Asian .. aren't you ?

Bro im a student of 12th cbse commerce stream (in India) i can answer every question surprisingly 😀😊

Much needed video

Do you get leave on Saturday Sunday... Do you work during weekends??

Economist is there. Why not just ask Starbucks yearly operation revenue in the USA and divide into 5 us , assuming this is an average price of an average Starbucks cup?

I'm currently looking into getting into the Financial Analyst Field. It has always been a dream of mine to work for Tesla. I have always found everything numbers related easy to come to me, which is what has brought me here. Just wondering if you have any recommendations on where to start on a career with Tesla.

Don't rreally agree wiith the wacc question. I suppose, yes the larger company will have lower default ratios per Damodaran datasets. But, things like cash and near cash equivalents will affect the lowering of beta more. Ceteris paribus - the larger company will have lower default ratios in the dataset of other similar companies..

He went straight to the point!!!

what college did you go to?

CBRE is a great brand

I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my entire life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Claudia Jenkins.

cmon dude, you work at Tesla and you are saving money on food ?? cmon stop being cheap

FYI - this guy is making 7 figures with stocks and stuff !!! Avergae base for his role - 350k USD and stocks is like 500k per year

All of those were hard! Revenue Manager here, am I in over my head?!

Looks like you're in the UK, not the Bay Area?

In love with your videos 💜🌸 Keep shining! ✨

Great video. My day is similar, looking at moving into FP&A in the future. side note: going back to work after dinner and gym, I could never!

Great to see a day in the life of a FA like myself.

No one gonna talk about the fact the video says 'Bay Area' whilst he is subscequently walking around UK streets, lol

Great stuff. Surprised by the spend approval function as part of your role.

I'm more impressed with your not blinking skills than your financial skills. Holy Moly.

Full day work 😐☠️

Awesome video, so in theory you are a half account haf analyst

Hey there! I'm planning to pursue Mba in Finance in Canada, but I'm not 100% sure if I'll be able to do it. Could you please help me to make a wise, rational decision.

Im confused isn't Tesla in Austin now?

Thank you very much❤

Besides the awesome details and explanations of the routines, I was just impressed by the video skills and effort. I need to start with learning how to make videos like that! What tools/software you used for this?