Robert Mejlerö

A common question is why the shares on the stock market costs the way they do. Answer: The price is based on the future dividends expectation from the company. —”What? But the dividend is so low and I don’t think that this is true. The price is much higher than any dividends I’ll get from it. And what about when companies doesn’t pay any dividends at all? Especially certain tech companies. How can they have that value without dividends?” First, let’s clear out what a dividend is. It is a…read more

What are relevant things to include in a business case, and how do you make sure that this Business Case is based on facts and not made to make it just look nice? There is a complete finance book behind this, but the idea is to spare you the read, and instead give you an example of a simple business case, that can be used for project evaluation. 1. Overview The first step is to get an overview of what your project will cost when, and how much it will…read more