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answered on 21-Mar-23 11:33

Chapter options Illustration 21. In calculating natural log with calculator- what is this 0.000244172 is this some standard number? If not how do we get this

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Okay sir... Thankyou

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Valuation of equity chapter

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answered on 13-Mar-23 05:16

In illustration 13, Mr.A Can we write and assumption that, as 1 share held is not eligible for bonus and calculate everything for each year for 1 share instead of 1.2 share?

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NO ,the correct interpretation of the question is that for every 5 existing shares held in the company, a shareholder is entitled to receive 1 additional share. This entitlement is not limited to shareholders who hold 5 existing shares or multiples of 5 existing shares. Rather, every shareholder who holds any number of existing shares is entitled to receive 1 additional share for every 5 existing shares held. Therefore, assuming that Mr. X holds 0.2 Bous shares for every 1 share in the company (i.e., 1/5 of a share). by the way In US stock market we can invest in fractional shares also.

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Derivatives

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answered on 11-Mar-23 21:29

Indigo learn example 28. The Futures with 4 month security is used to hedge portfolio over next 3 months. So at third month end we are calculating 1 month futures and comparing with price at which we shorted future index. Actually what are we doing here? Just comparing the price? Or are we selling the futures contract at price we already agreed? Didn't understand thr purpose and why are ascertaining profit at this point... Can u plz elaborate sir

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Okay sir. Thankyou

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Forex

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answered on 11-Mar-23 19:54

Hello Sir, Why interest rates are not additive?

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Understood sir, thank you

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answered on 11-Mar-23 06:10

Hello Sir, What is the difference between forward rates and future spot rates?

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Ok sir, got it. Thank you.

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Foreign Exchange Exposure - Illustration 89

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answered on 10-Mar-23 09:43

Here...importer requested banker for extension of contract to 10th Aug... But we have taken the fwd rate on 13th Aug for our New contract rate calculation...i.e., 64.25 instead of 64.35... Which one is correct?

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Thank you sir...

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answered on 09-Mar-23 12:14

Illustrations 17 Mr v short selled 10000 shares and purchased 1000 shares only, then why profit is calculated for entire 10000 shares?

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Okay thankyou sir

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answered on 07-Mar-23 19:52

Illustration 14 Sir the margin computation formula using VAR is a standard formula? didn't understood how that 3 came

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Right

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answered on 07-Mar-23 15:17

Illustration 10 Sir in hedging we take opposite position. In question 10 we have both long and short position in stock portfolio. So how to decide what position to be taken to hedge?

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It is taken on net basis.

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answered on 07-Mar-23 13:08

Marked portion What is the hedge position to be taken here and why?

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Hedge position = 20 lakhs in cash market(company took short position ) , Beta 0.75 ( it means if INDEX position 75 points increases , in cash market it will decrease 100 points ) so 20*0.75 = 15 lakhs is hedge position Already we had short position in cash market os we took LONG INDEX position in Futures market for mitigate risk

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