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How if cash flows are on daily basis for one or two years? I calculated IRR through excel it was 196% I couldn't understand. Explain it plz in another video.
Deep Seas Submarine must implement a new engine in its submarines to meet the needs of clients who desire quieter operation. Two designs, both technologically feasible, have been created, and Deep Seas wishes to know which one to pursue. 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. Based on an internal rate of return analysis, determine which design should be chosen. I assume since cashflow is negative its impossible to calculate IRR agree?
Thanks for this video. I needed a refresher of IRR and NPV and this video was easy to follow and understand.
Thank you for providing the 1st example rather than just using EXCEL formula, providing a more comprehensive understanding.
Thank you very much sir for a such simple yet superb explanation.
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Thank you so much. Now m able to tackle this with confidence ❤
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Very clear explanation. Thank you so much. Please share the excel file.
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You should make more videos like these on finance topics.
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Thanks for the video. Kindly help do a video on how the projection can be made in reality
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I am looking forward to learn portfolio management ? How portfolio gets managed in a large size firm ?
In cash flows, is it CFO, CFI or net cash flows?
Can you help me with my project management assignment ??
There was a lot of clarity in the explanation.
Glad we're on the same page, cheers!
In case of negative cash flows where IRR can give misleading results, what tool can we use to overcome this?
I don't understand when calculating IRR using function method you use future cash flow v DCF in example...what happens when you use NPV of cash flows?
Can we have NCFF Video
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WHAT IS THAT CASH FLOW? CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING, INVESTING OR FINANCING? OR NET CASH FLOW FOR ALL THE THREE.
It depends on project.if project is for operation then operating cash flow,if it for investment then investment cash flow
Explain about DCF
@@kiranakbm7568 just reversal of compound interest formula
can you share the excel sheet
How if cash flows are on daily basis for one or two years? I calculated IRR through excel it was 196% I couldn't understand. Explain it plz in another video.
How do you reject a project returning 40% and 50% but you just accept 35% only ?! 🤔
Deep Seas Submarine must implement a new engine in its submarines to meet the needs of clients who desire quieter operation. Two designs, both technologically feasible, have been created, and Deep Seas wishes to know which one to pursue. 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. Based on an internal rate of return analysis, determine which design should be chosen. I assume since cashflow is negative its impossible to calculate IRR agree?
Sometimes I come in second to measure how the first did it.
Use board some time instead of excel
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