Introduction to Internal Rate of Return (IRR)

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How do we measure whether a project is profitable and how profitable is it? The IRR measure (Internal Rate of Return) is one of the most popular method to estimate profitability. In this vdeio, we will talk about IRR and will also show you how to calculate IRR.
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This is the only video out of all the ones I've watched that has answered my questions about IRR, thank you!

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[@chalmerilexus2072]

I have a doubt...in theory, at IRR, NPV = 0. So, one can conclude that IRR is the break even point for NPV of project...Carrying forward the logic, we can conclude that higher IRR means higher break even for the given project and togher will be to cross the break even or cut-off. So, higher IRR should not be a good proposition. Then why it is commonly said higher IRR is preferred....Actually higher IRR means higher cut-off point and more difficult to achieve...
Pardon my ignorance but please explain....

[@Isaac_Kimani]

The purpose of having IRR is to have a metric you can use to compare with an alternative rate of return, in this case we can call it the Required Rate of Return (RRR).
- IRR uses NPV = 0 to help you figure out the point at which you'll break even using the projected cash flows of the project in question.
(Remember that when solving for NPV, we begin with a negative number representing the initial investment, so if NPV = 0, there's no profit or loss)
- The IRR will be a percentage representing your break even point.
- If your RRR is less than your IRR, then that means your RRR would be below your break even point. Meaning that the projected cash flows for the project in question, would lead you to break even sooner than the alternative project. Which would then lead you to accept the project in question.
I'm open to correction if I got something wrong, nevertheless I hope this helps! 😊

[@sense-of-admiration]

Greetings
Please advise.
IRR is a primary tool of.....?
Finincial analyst?
Adviser
Or Actuary?
And if so,
How do data scientists relate to this?
Looking forward for your reply, Thanks in advance.

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