MIRR:
a modified method of calculating an internal
rate of return (IRR) that considers the
impact of multiple positive and negative
cash-flows.
The MIRR is used when
more then one negative to positive cash-flow
change occurs, as the IRR may produce
ambiguous results. The MIRR sums all
positive and negative cash-flows and
produces two amounts, one plus and one
minus. As such, the MIRR equates the present
value (PV) of negative cash-flows and
initial investment to the future value (FV)
of positive cash-flows when calculating
internal rate of return.
MIRR
calculation involves 3 steps;
Calculate
PV of negative cash flows
Calculate
FV of positive cash flows
Calculate
IRR based on one positive and
one negative cash flow
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