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Dividend not reinvested

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answered on 16-Jul-26 22:30

Sir, Doubt 1: While explaining this assumption, you have taken dividend for 31-mar-16 as 16720(10*15%*11147.09 units)... but since we are not reinvesting the dividend , the number of units will remain constant right? so dividend has to be 10*15%*10869.57 units = 16304. Doubt 2: sir whether this sum can be solved by calculating yield for each year... like (dividend for y1+CG for Y1)/opening value for y1... similarly for 5 years and average it to get Return p.a%? [Video Time Stamp: 04:42]

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ok sir thank you

Balavignesh

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AFM

answered on 15-Jul-26 17:10

Why are we dividing with price instead of avg price.

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That is the formula Goal is to find out weighted average period Of u have already multiplied with weights in the numerator. Here, weights mean present value factor into time, then you don’t take any average in the denominator denominator is simply the price.

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Doubt

AFM

answered on 15-Jul-26 12:43

For approximation method Interest(1-tax)+(difference of MP and Par/balance maturity)/(average of par and redemption value/2). In the example provided does not consider tax benefit. [Video Time Stamp: 09:57]

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Understood sir.

pavan kumar

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Acual or expected

AFM

answered on 15-Jul-26 11:26

the return for securities given in this questions are actual or expected sir? [Video Time Stamp: 11:37]

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Yes

Selvakumar R

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Public issue

AFM

answered on 15-Jul-26 10:33

Sir, in the 4th Part, why haven't we added back the subscription amount of Rs.150 crores in the Pre public issue column? Before the issue of public shares that Rs.150 crores belong to the existing share holders only na? could you please help me with it? [Video Time Stamp: 23:17]

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Oh okay sir, Thank you so much!!

G Mohammed Mushtaq

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Theory answer

AFM

answered on 14-Jul-26 17:11

these answer is framed in very logical and concept based practical knowledge based sentence , so what can we do for 4-6 marks sum in exams.? whether remember these words or use own words.? [Video Time Stamp: 56:54]

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Use own words with key words just like audit

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AFM

answered on 14-Jul-26 09:54

Here we can use dividends instead of eps as growth as 3%.I am getting a different answer. [Video Time Stamp: 00:01]

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Thank you sir

pavan kumar

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Equity multiplier in case iv

AFM

answered on 13-Jul-26 21:40

Existing to new Whether 2000/800 =2.5 times or 2400/800= 3 times we consider 2400/5.33 450(New Equity) So new debt 800-450=350 start from 2.5 times or 3 times [Video Time Stamp: 22:02]

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yes. Not matter where you start, for this condition to be satisfied you need debt of 350

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Derivative Futures

AFM

answered on 13-Jul-26 21:32

Sir while calculating no of index contracts, we have to consider the theoretical value of futures. if no info available for calculating theoretical value then we take current market price of future. Am i right sir? [Video Time Stamp: 29:18]

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Yea

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AFM

answered on 13-Jul-26 20:27

Sir here can we do up to 8 years.and find p8 and calculate present value. [Video Time Stamp: 01:16]

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Yes that way also you will arrive at the same answer

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