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Illustration 45 vs Illustration 5
AFM
answered on 16-Feb-24 12:54
Sir in Illustration 5 we have used the non-CAPM approach to compute beta but here in this particular illustration, you are suggesting the CAPM approach over the non-CAPM approach to compute beta. Kindly clarify how Illustration 5 is different from Illustration 45
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We have updated answer to Illustration 5 with a new video as i agreed above - thanks for highlighting
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classs notes
AFM
answered on 09-Jan-24 21:47
where I can download these class notes
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enabled for this chapter. U can see at as first notes inside this chapter
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Growth not considered in next year dividend
AFM
answered 1 day ago
Dear sir, Why we have not considered the growth of next year to the dividends and also why are we using P0 instead of P1 for the next year price.
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Pls have a look at exact wording of question. There will be indicators to highlight if doc is for cy or next year
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Selecting Securities
AFM
answered on 09-Jan-24 18:23
Dear Sir, Why are we selecting and comparing selectively instead of comparing the return/risk of each security in this particular Illustration?
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Thank you sir for the clarification
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Beta Value Doubt
AFM
answered on 09-Jan-24 12:58
Sir, In this particular Illustration, it was asked to compute the beta value at the end of 2005. But we have computed the Beta by taking 4-year data points of security and market. sir can we compute the beta with CAPM model by taking only year end values of Expected return of security x and Return of Market and Risk free rate.
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Thank you sjr
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Unlevered beta calculation
AFM
answered on 07-Jan-24 17:23
I am attaching a problem taken from RTP. Similar type of problem is solved in video lecture but still I am making mistake
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In question it shows D/E is 0.27 .ie. Debt is.27 and Equity is 1. Beta of levered = Beta of unlevered ( 1+ D/E(1-t)) Beta of unlevered= Beta of levered / 1 + D/E (1- t)
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Gordon's formulae
AFM
answered on 06-Jan-24 17:10
In sum no .21 Investor's expected rate of return is taken as r=12% In sum no .22 required rate of return of the equity investors is taken as Ke=15.5% My doubt is , whether the Investor's required ROR(rate of return) & expected ROR are different terms? Please gimme a detailed answer sir, I am confused Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Security Valuation - Equities Section: 54. Illustration # 22
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In 21 They wanted us to find out Ke so, it means ROR is ROE in 22 they have mentioned that ROR on Equity and Retention ration etc are not given, so the said number is Ke These two are icai questions where they have used samrm to mean diff things in diff problems In exam the question will be far more clearer - dont worry
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Extension of Classes by One Week
AFM
answered on 05-Jan-24 09:33
Please extend the validity of these classes by 1 week as I got to know about these opportunity 1 week later Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Advanced Capital Budgeting Decisions Section: 27. Illustration 19
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Pls watch till. Jan 15 and complete max in that time
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Illustration 18 , sub question 2
AFM
answered on 04-Jan-24 18:12
In that , I didn't understood the logic of deducting dividend. As we are calculating NAV we add dividend so according to me the excess dividend over and above 12 L needs to added or subtracted. Please explain the logic of the same Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Mutual Funds - AFM Section: 49.Illustration - 18
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Okk Sir ! Understood ! Thank You
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standard deviation
AFM
answered on 04-Jan-24 17:29
previously i raised a question .Now i understood that point Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Advanced Capital Budgeting Decisions Section: 14. Illustration 9
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Good.
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