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Hi all, here's an interesting view on valuing a proposition.. I'm sure you'll all appreciate :-)
March 7
No problems ... its the same in Darwin, prices are out of this world (so to speak :-).. My advice would be to go 'interest only' on your loan (I think banks generally limit this to 5 years) but it gives you more control over your finances and you c…
March 6
Hey Kavita, I see your working in Australia too .. :-) I've attached an example of the cash flow analysis for property investment. Its fairly self explainatory. You can biuld a model on a monthly basis, and project interest payments if you'd like t…
March 4
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Hi all, here's an interesting view on valuing a proposition.. I'm sure you'll all appreciate :-)
March 2
I agree, - I guess the equity market values can be viewed as an ex-ante measure (i.e., based on anticipated changes); whereas the growth in the real economy as an ex-post measure (i.e., based on past performance).
February 15
Hi fellas, another way you could do this, especially if you are reporting on a regular basis - Is to set up your financial statements in Excel (and format as desired) and then copy and paste special into a Word document. In the paste special dialog…
February 11
I've also attached a simple example to work out the wacc using CCA. Note I did not worry about ungearing and then regearing the betas in this instance. HTHs Brano
January 11
hi, you could base the wacc by undertaking comparable company analysis. I've attached a file discussing the issues with beta estimation.
January 11
December 26, 2009
As per my opinion, i prefer $ 10 Mil NPV in capital investment. The reason is due to inflation rate the total value of $ 10 mil Cash now will be less than $ 10 Mil NPV. Day by Day unless the cost inflation rate is added, the real value of $ 10 Mil…
December 26, 2009
NPV CAPITAL INVESTMENT IT CONSIDER THE WHOLE LIFE OF INVESTMENT . ITS TIME VALUE OF MONEY
December 26, 2009
December 25, 2009
Brano Ilic and Timo are now connections
December 25, 2009
money cash in hand is more prefered as money in capital investment would fetch same amount dur to same NPV but practically will involve hidden expenses such as brokerage on sell to convert in cash, taxes on income from sell, other expenses such as a…
December 22, 2009
welll!!! NPV's are based on a truck load of assumptions. i asked myself; why do i have to wait to recieve an NPV of $10mn, if i can get the same today?. assuming i invested $100mn in a project and after 3 years the NPV from the project is $10mn(i ha…
December 22, 2009
Thanks Sacha, yours and everyones comments are much appreciated..
December 22, 2009

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At 12:42pm on December 26, 2009, Timo said…
Hey, don't know me. I just saw you were also interest in the files. Unfortunatelty I couldn't find them :-(.
 
 

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