Wall St. Training Self-Study Instructor, Hamilton Lin, CFA explains the importance of EBITDA and EBIT as profitability and valuation metrics. EBITDA is perhaps one of the most importance terms, although not an official accounting statement item. When junior professionals ask “why EBITDA”, all too often, the reply is “that’s just the way it is”. We explain the “why” in easy to understand terms and dig into the detail of such important terms. For more information of the video courses previewed here, go to: www.wstselfstudy.com Over 80 hours of online, interactive Self-Study Videos! ***YOUTUBE VISITORS ONLY*** 10% off any online course, use Discount code: youtube www.wstselfstudy.com Wall St. Training Self-Study provides online, video-based, self-study financial modeling training solutions to Wall Street. Our interactive course modules are Excel-based and specialize in advanced and complex financial modeling, valuation modeling, investment banking, mergers & acquisitions and leveraged buyout training topics. Enhance your skills and master the content required by Wall Street investment banks, M&A, research, asset management, credit, and private equity firms.

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