FIN 300 - Problems with Internal Rate of Return (IRR) - Ryerson University

[@williamshaw876]

Simply to say, I think these video tutorials are right up there with the best lectures / teaching I've received over the years.

[@hanningtonmuyenje1844]

You helped me to understand the challenge of multiple IRR results for unconventional cashflows. Thanks

[@mukundbelavadi59]

For someone who came from a Non-financial background, you have made this look so easy. Thank you very much!

[@jenniferj6081]

Thanks for the great explanation and examples. You talk at just the right speed

[@jaxon_leadbitter6496]

Ive been struggling to put into words the advantages and disadvantages or IRR vs NPV most likely because I didnt fully understand it. Your 11min video explained it better than my text book. The graphs help! Thanks.

[@kaywhiffin73]

Thank you! My masters lecturer talks really fast and whizzed through, so i've been using your videos to go through these concepts in more detail, which have really helped!

[@rubenrodriguez5612]

Same as I, great channel!

[@Stegmutt]

That's a really smart way of using tech to supplement a traditional lecture-based education. You're a great student.

[@WezzyLiche]

Thank you 😊

[@AllThingsMathematics]

You're welcome 😊

[@owenrichardson60]

Thank you! I didn't really understand both of these topics until you explained them, but now I do! Thank you!!

[@jillestrada4794]

Excellent explanations! I will be asking my students to watch this video to supplement our lesson on IRR. - From a fellow RU alumna.

[@AllThingsMathematics]

Thank you! Where do you teach??

[@jeffersonmamaniolivos7759]

Such an amazing teacher keep it up

[@abrahamkibret1053]

Dude you're so good at explaining this!
God bless you

[@ngocle-qi4qx]

i like your explanation, it' s really explicit

[@alka1849]

Very nicely explained! Thank you so much sir!

[@phuongnguyenthu2586]

Could you help me with this exercise?
You have just bought yourself a house. The bank has offered you a mortgage based on the following terms:
Option 1: Pay $1800 a year (starting next year ) for 25 years
Option 2: Pay $2000 a year (starting next year ) for 20 years
Which option would you prefer if your discount rate is 5%? What about with your discount rate was 10%?

[@harrynguyen1331]

How do you define "mutually exclusive" project, and what is the alternative? If a company is doing this analysis to decide between two different projects with different rates of return, are they not always mutually exclusive?

[@ThatWookieGuy]

You're such a good teacher

[@sisandamarwa3195]

Thank you for demystifying IRR, I think you my teacher going forward...WACC next!!!

[@dirlenelopez6033]

You explain very well!!! Thank you 1000 times... helped me a lot with my MBA studies :)

[@khushilshah2858]

Very well explained 👏👏

[@unfettered1]

hey great vide!!! But please explain "differenvce in duration impact the importance of a higher or a lower irr explain". I have read this disadvantage in multiple places but never got it.

[@johnandsaraperkin5404]

Awesome videos on IRR and NPV!

[@umer3636]

hello can you tell me the calculation for crossover value? 11.1? please

[@bethaniestar1]

Great explanation . Thanks

[@yefaobeng4936]

Good video man, I've to thank you really.
Bless up !

[@duazehra2942]

what about other two problems plz explain them too along with examples

[@nouraalsh2000]

Thanks so much !

[@alialmuhanna4938]

It seems that you would go with a project depending on your company's WACC; i.e. if your WACC is 21% then the NPV of the second project is higher than the NPV of the first, making it (the second) more attractive to your company. Right ?

[@bucwildwr8]

Thanks. That helped! Sidenote: I'm new to business and finance classes. I'm trying to learn all I can. If I attempted to solve for NPV using your algebraic formula (as opposed to the spreadsheet I set up in Excel), it didn't quite work out. Do you have a video on solving for NPV?

[@dommanedounia164]

Thank you ! amazing explanation !

[@deepa-v9v]

Design 1 would require an up-front manufacturing cost of $15,000,000 and will cost $2,500,000 per year for 3 years to swap out the engines in all its current submarines. Design 2 will cost $20,000,000 up front, but due to a higher degree of compatibility will only require $1,500,000 per year to implement. MARR is 10 percent/year. how would you do IRR analysis here? considering negative cashflows !

[@lasvegasfudosan]

Thank you for the great presentation!

[@joskybean6314]

Awesome!

[@billylonergan3911]

great video

[@toiiet5893]

Thanks! This's really super useful

[@SSS-mg1su]

Good lesson !!

[@AllThingsMathematics]

happy it helped!

[@paulhan7770]

Hello, your videos are excellent but very hard to find videos im looking for. Could you create playlist for each topics or subjects? That would make alot easier for users to look for videos that they want to see thnks

[@Strange.things]

What is replacement problem in irr?

[@sharonbukaya4852]

Please do a video on baurnols model

[@emanahmad8049]

How to get multiple IRR on a professional calculator or a texas instrument calculator pls? Um cfa level 1 taking baby steps

[@johndouh3717]

Thanks!! how did you compute the crossover rate?

[@chelseaericson6006]

Do you have a video for the required return rate?

[@dennissukukumuneria9019]

Thanks

[@jeetv]

Excellent.

[@ProttutponnomotiOfficial]

Thank you

[@carlademichelihenkel266]

can you please explain ROIC

[@Tendertroll1]

My brain is about to explode

[@Imranhossainbanglai]

hello Mr. is it possible to make video about amortization loan with grace period, quarterly

[@Mdrony-o9w]

Just awesome

[@madegwasimpson]

awsome

[@nanyabdull8010]

thanks a lot you really made it clear

[@thomasmaher7601]

Thank you!

[@sujataborah3825]

Thank you Sir