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- Hedging decision value models
- Looking for a mentor
| Musk defies skeptics, meets Tesla delivery goal; shares hit record Posted: 03 Jan 2020 09:17 AM PST |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2020 06:21 PM PST Hi, I'm 15 years old, and I know what your probably thinking. Why do you want to start a business at 15? Well that's not the case. I just really want to be an entrepreneur when I'm older. What exactly do I need to know? I'm really struggling in high school (freshman year). What steps do I need to take and how can I accomplish them? I don't really have the best mindset and really want to change that. I want to sell technology and my own operating system(s). If it matters I posted something very similar to this and didn't get more than one reply, which is perfectly fine. If I still get one reply on this, that's ok too.I apologize if this is not the right place for this, and if so, please link me to a different subreddit where I can get some feedback. Thank you so much for the help! [link] [comments]  |
| China promises more help for manufacturers hit by trade war Posted: 04 Jan 2020 01:13 AM PST |
| I want to quit my company, how do I stop gracefully? Posted: 04 Jan 2020 12:36 AM PST I have a company in night life in Amsterdam. I am running this company with two others, due to recent events and health problems I want to stop and sell my shares. How do I bring this? Does anyone has experience with this? [link] [comments]  |
| How much minimum initial capital contribution is recommended when forming a single-member llc? Posted: 03 Jan 2020 10:07 PM PST Say I decide to send from my personal checking to my business account $500 for this initial contribution. How could I then take it back out? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2020 09:41 PM PST I'm in a real pickle right now. I run a marketing agency and after many discussions with clients, I've recognized a major need in my particular niche for a particular type of software. I want to preface what I'm about to say with that fact that I'm 19 and I'm still learning... A friend of mine is in Software Development and I approached him with the idea. The initial verbal agreement was loose and roughly translated to; he would do the programming work to develop the application, I would do the UI, UX and needs assessment, and he would postpone charging me until 1 year from the completion date. If after 1 year the application wasn't successful, he would bill me an agreed upon fixed cost. If it was successful, he would get a 30% commission of the first year's income and a guarantee of future work maintaining and building out the application. After a few days went by, he came back to me and said since he feels he's doing the bulk of the development, a 50/50 split of all income would be fair. At the time, I thought that seemed fair and agreed to it. We're now two weeks into development and just finally planning to get our contracts and official agreements together (the holidays put a delay on some of this stuff). In the beginning I wasn't sure if this was going to flop or not, but after speaking with a few clients ready to use this system when it is launched, it's clear that this application is going to do well. From my existing clients alone looking to utilize the system we're looking at ~$30,000/month in revenue. Now here's the dilemma I'm facing; 50% is way too much. I don't even pay myself even close to that from what I'm already making. He is also young, and in his request he made no distinction on whether it is in perpetuity or for the first year. Given my early estimate of ~30,000/month, that's $180,000/year going into his pocket and not being used to grow the business. So my question is this; what are some more-than-fair compensation alternatives that won't jeopardize the growth potential of the business, while also making it appealing for him to stay on board. And also, how do I approach this conversation? Here are a few ideas that I had:
Any input on alternative compensation models, what would be fair in this situation, and how to approach this conversation would be greatly appreciated! [link] [comments]  |
| US manufacturing activity falls to lowest level in decade Posted: 03 Jan 2020 05:54 PM PST |
| 22 Women Win $13 Million Lawsuit Against GirlsDoPorn Posted: 03 Jan 2020 09:00 AM PST I can see why some people were initially skeptical but after reading the 187 page statement of decision, I understand why the judge ruled in favor of them. Next up is the criminal case. [link] [comments]  |
| Does Dubai have patent laws like in the U.S? Posted: 03 Jan 2020 08:32 PM PST |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2020 08:16 PM PST Says they're a regular customer but they don't even buy at least 5 items per year and there are a lot more customers buying more than they do. Doubting if they're worth it or if giving them the refund and asking them to buy elsewhere is the better choice. [link] [comments]  |
| What will happen to oil if there is another war? Posted: 03 Jan 2020 02:15 PM PST |
| US manufacturing contracts to lowest level since 2009 Posted: 03 Jan 2020 08:22 AM PST |
| How Fake Sneakers Get To America Posted: 03 Jan 2020 12:52 PM PST |
| Alignable - Anyone have a good experience? Posted: 03 Jan 2020 11:21 AM PST I keep getting these request from Alignable but it seems like just another attempt to collect user data. Does anyone have any experience with this app being more than just another waste of time? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2020 07:32 AM PST Has anyone learned how to effectively market on Facebook? I own a pro paining business, and it's time to approach different marketing strategies. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thank you ahead of time. [link] [comments]  |
| Need help setting up a server and choosing affordable desktop PC's! Posted: 03 Jan 2020 06:14 AM PST Hello community. I recently purchased a business and am officially an entrepeneur, yay. Now this is a small healthcare clinic and I am needing to set up a server which the place is wired for and also I need to purchase 6 desktop PC's and monitors. Price matters here but so does speed. I want to create a modern efficient office on a budget. My thought is the PC's should be quick to load multiple taskbars and programs simultaneously to view xrays, view patient charts, and browse the internet. With this in mind I was thinking an i5 processor and 256gb SSD should be sufficient. Any input and direction as to where to get the best bang for the buck would be awesome. As far as a server goes I have no experience here. Should I just hire someone? Thanks! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2020 05:48 AM PST Hi everyone, I am studying right now corporate finance, and I haven't been able to go on for a week because I can't understand what that hedging decision value is. Context: (For those who don't know about risk management) Enterprise risk management process: - Risk assessment- Risk treatment- Risk monitoring -> The risk assessment is made up of other sub-phases: a) Determining the objectives or risk management b) Risk mapping c) Risk estimation (qualitative or quantitative) d) --> Risk evaluation <-- (is it worth it to take the risk and cover it or are you better off avoiding it?) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Problem Talking about risk evaluation: in this phase, according to my book you need to identify a model that: a) Can measure the benefits of risk management on the enterprise valueb) Allows you to understand what's the best risk treatment decision (Risk avoidance or risk taking, and if you decide to take the risk, then if you should to retain it or mitigate it)c) Allows you to compare the impact of the treatment decision on the enterprise value with the costs of the risk treatment. Said this, my book says that there are many algorithms that are called "Hedging decision value models". The neoclassical model: To neoclassical model requires you to: 1) Estimate the distribution of the net aleatory incremental cash flows (FAI_t), "that are linked both to the risk object of the evaluation, and to the hedging instruments (for instance, in the case of an insurance, we need to compare the flows coming from the compensation with those linked to the payment of the periodical insurance premium)". So:
2) Determine the expected FAI_t {E(Fai_t)} considering the probability linked to every risk scenario (I guess you simply need to calculate the expected value: (sum of Fai_i*P_i --- P_i = Probability of the "i" scenario) 3) Determine the present value of the E(Fai_t) using the risk free rate since the flows linked to the compensation and the insurance premiums are established contractually. So:This would make me think that only the flows linked to the hedging instrument are taken into account in the E(Fai_t), but if it was so, why would the author say "[the E(Fai_t) are linked both to the risk object of the evaluation, and to the hedging instruments"? 4) Adjust the result for the systematic risk of the investment that cause unpredicted variations in both the positive and negative flows. So:
Then it says that the result will give you the fair value of the hedging in case there are no market imperfections and the investors are completely rational (--> own a perfectly diversified portfolio???) 5) Adjust for the negative incremental risk (downside risk) and the effect of imperfections. The formula you can use is:EIj = IR (Incremental downside risk) * IP (Incremental downside risk premium), and calculate then the present value using the r_j rate, which is the sum of the risk free rate and the market premium for systematic risk (beta = 1). 6) The sign (positive or negative) of the result will tell you if you should or not treat the risk with such hedging instrument, the monetary amount of the HDV (hedging decision value) needs to be compared with the costs of hedging to decide whether to treat or retain the risk. So:I'm wondering why is it so, isn't the cost of hedging already considered in the E(Fai_t)], since it considers the insurance premiums (in case the instrument is an insurance)? I'm full of doubts about this, I couldn't find any info anywhere, not even looking at the mentioned sources, and the book seems contradictory to me in several points. If you could help me I would be very thankful. Secondly, I beg your pardon for my atrocious English but I am a bit rusty there. Thanks. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2020 03:47 AM PST Hey Guys, This might sound wierd, but I am looking for a mentor to start a business. I have zero clues on what to start and how to start, but I am sure, I will get the hang of it once the initial phase is done. I am staying in Malaysia. Been thinking about it for long, day and night, but couldn't come to a conclusion on what should I do. Do advice and help this student please. [link] [comments]  |
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