I have been reading this chapter since yesterday and I’ve made some good progress with the material here- mainly due to the fact that most of it is not new to me. We have been re introduced to concepts such as DDM, Gordon Growth Model (GGM) etc.
The Curriculum has a very nice summary at the end. So, I don’t think I’ll be putting up any notes for this reading. It will be a waste of time for me. I have another eight pages left to read. Also, the chapter end problems.
I’ll post some formulae tomorrow. That’s all.
I need to complete Equity Valuation by 12/31. That’s another 250 pages to read. As of now, it sounds a little daunting, but I think I should be able to manage it, provided I don’t get drunk and waste time. Moreover, I need to remind myself to study.
Monday, December 24, 2007
Reading 46: Dividend Discount Valuation
Posted by Ruhi at 5:20 PM
Labels: CFA, Finance, General Rambings, Thoughts
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