It only gives the very details.

***Use Books for more.

Basic law of Financial management & only Basic. ;)

Single Cash Flow
Fv = (1 + )
Pv =
t=

** Future value for single cash flow.

And use n only if there is
compounding.
** Present value for single cash
flow. And use n only if there is
compounding.

Fv = (1 + )

Pv =

(1+)

(1+ )

log(

r=

log(1+)

( )

Multiple Cash Flow

(1+) 1
FvA = { }
1

PvA = {

1
(1+)

(1+) 1

FvA = {

1
(1+)

PvA = {
PvGA =

PvA = {

} (1 + r)

} (1 + r)
(1+)

FvGA = [

FvA = {

(1+)

[1 {

(1+)

}]

(1+) (1+)

** Its future value of multiple cash

flow. And use n only if there is
compounding.

(1+ )

**Its Present value of multiple cash

flow. And use n only if there is
compounding.

** Its future value of multiple cash

flow, just multiple (1+r) when it says
at the beginning.
** Its future value of multiple cash
flow, just multiple (1+r) when it says
at the beginning.
** Present value of multiple cash
flow but only when there is a growth
which is indicated by g.
** Future value of multiple cash flow
but only when there is a growth
which is indicated by g.

** Use n only if there

is compounding. Use
the previous format.
** Use n only if there
is compounding. Use
the previous format.
** Use n only if there
is compounding. Use
the previous format.
** Use n only if there
is compounding. Use
the previous format.

For EMI
EMI = {

A=

1(1+)

(1+)
{(1+) 1}

** This one will find out the Equal

monthly installment for you. Here
A indicates the main value or the
loaned amount.
** This one will find out the principle
amount of EMI for you. Here P
indicates the cash flow or the
monthly installment.

***Its only for 21+ people. If you cant handle the F word than dont read it.

**Well, you dont have

to use n factor here
because as you see its
already used.
**Well, you dont have
to use n WHY!!!
;) LOL

It only gives the very details.

***Use Books for more.

** Its that sort of shit in life which never ends. Like

forever stupidly. Or cash flow. Whatever fits u better.

Perpetuity

PvP =

** This one use for Perpetual type cash flow.

And also for bond and stock. When cash flow
goes for forever like a never ending sex.
Kiddingthere is no such thing called never
ending sex. But there is forever cash flow.

** Use n if needed
like before.
** Forget about g if
there is no growth
or no production
Lol :p

** In short its a debt instrument.

In details its the returns u make on ur GF. It could be lifetime or
could last for yrs/mnths depends on the relation. U could get
nothing at first bt after that it will give u the eggs.

Bond
1

Pv (Bond) = {

1
(1+)

}+(

Fv

1+rt

** Use n as
before.

** This will help u if ur returns r for only a

limited period of time like for yrs/mnths.
Yeeeh Its the best to have multiple
relations..

** But u have to use PvP if u got luckier. Yeee.. Its better than the best to have a lifelong
FOREVER relation.
** Not much different in
Share
calculation from bond.

+
2

+
YTM =

R= + ( )

** Its the return on ur investment. How much u will

get frm ur relations will be calculated frm here.
** It will give u the return rate after eliminating the
risk rate. Like if u hv multiple GF/BF at the same
time or extramarital relationship, than it will show
u the return rate after eliminate the chances of
getting caught.

***Its only for 21+ people. If you cant handle the F word than dont read it.