Using for and fzero to compute IRR after x years
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Hi, here's the code:
for a=1:y
for k=1:n
f = A(k,a)/(1+t(k,a))^(a-1);
B(k,a) = B(k,a) + f(k,a);
fun1 = @(t) B(k,a);
t(k,a+1) = fzero(fun1,0,optimset('display','off'));
So I was trying first to compound the discounted cash flow A that depends n (monte carlo) and on a years. Then, for each n and y I wanted to find the t such that f=0.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks a lot,
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Star Strider
le 18 Mai 2016
One problem I see immediately:
fun1 = @(t) B(k,a);
is that ‘B’ is a matrix, and is not a function, and specifically not a function of ‘t’.
I assume you just forgot to include the two necessary end calls when you copied your code.
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Star Strider
le 19 Mai 2016
My pleasure.
That code at least looks like it will work. The value you are solving for (here, ‘t’) has to be stated either explicitly in the function or as an argument to a function called by the fzero anonymous function. Your code appears correct.
You have to decide if it is doing what you want. Plotting the anonymous function argument separately as a function of ‘t’ or plotting the matrix as a surface or contour plot is frequently helpful to see if it is doing what you believe it is doing.
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