AFM273 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Net Present Value, Cash Flow, Accrued Interest

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4. 1 the timeline stream of cash flows: series of cash flows lasting several periods that represented on a timeline timeline: linear representation of the timing of the expected cash flows: outflows represented with negative sign. Rule #1: only cash flow values at the same point in time can be compared or. Combined: only cash in the same units can be combined, dollar today is worth more than dollar in one year to combine cash with different units, you need to move them to the same point of time. Rule #2: to move a cash flow forward in time, you must compound it: e. g. today, want to move cash flow 2 year forward. 4. 3 valuing a stream of cash flows: present value is the amount you need to invest today to produce the single cash flow in the future. 4. 4 calculating the net present value: net present value= pv(benefits) pv (costs, benefits cash inflow; costs cash outflow.

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