at 8:17 you made a mistake the value is 0.96 not 0.6 because it include the value of the portfolio at the end of the fourth quarter (−.6 + 1.56 = .96) so the equation is correct except (-0.1) as you mentioned in video Anyhow thank you for amazing and interesting class learning. I have question: Can we get the excel files?
@@alokisabzi5003 You're probably done with the subject, but he used the net inflows. But you have to compute the last one added to the IRR formula yourself for it to be correct.
this channel is so underrated! Thank you Michael! I'm self-studying this book currently and am having some difficulty pouring through this dense text.
thank you so much for these videos!! Is there any chance you could continue with the rest of the chapters? They are so helpful
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Thanks for the explanation
Is the pdf avàilable?
at 8:17 you made a mistake
the value is 0.96 not 0.6 because it include the value of the portfolio at the end of the fourth quarter (−.6 + 1.56 = .96)
so the equation is correct except (-0.1) as you mentioned in video
Anyhow thank you for amazing and interesting class learning.
I have question: Can we get the excel files?
hey do you know how he calculate the IRR?
@@alokisabzi5003 it's easy
Go to Excel,
type all net cash flow in column A:
(1.00)
(0.1)
(0.50)
0.8
0.96
then put the formula:
=IRR(A1:A5)
@@alokisabzi5003 You're probably done with the subject, but he used the net inflows. But you have to compute the last one added to the IRR formula yourself for it to be correct.