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Internal Rate of Return: variation on the theme of “Net Present Value”, with no improvements, when used in “Company based scenarios”
Why IRR is not really any better than NPV Continue reading
A Financial Analysis paradox Part 2: Why the “Monthly Average method” delivers a better result than “Net Present Value”, when used in “Company based scenarios”?
Why the “Monthly Average” method is being preferred over NPV Continue reading
A Financial Analysis paradox Part 1: Which is the method that lays one step behind in evolution from “Net Present Value”, and yet delivers a better result when used in “Company based scenarios”?
How a method that’s older than NPV delivers a better result Continue reading
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