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Margin buy and sell rates in foreign exchange
AFM
answered on 04-Sep-25 20:45
One simple trick to understand and remember the logic behind using buy and sell margin rates, deduction and adding, in the cases of foreign exchange contract cancellation and extension 😞
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Could not understand your query properly If you are asking trick for remembering fate of forward contracts - i have covered in a revision video FOF - Hinglish https://youtu.be/4ybVW3MgxT8 FOF - English https://youtu.be/dt2-p_j-W6A?si=yNeYY0WbFzCoD_cx
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MCQ Booklet number
Financial Reporting
answered on 05-Jan-26 18:02
Sir, Kindly clarify this..I wrongly wrote my booklet serial number in answer sheet.. But shaded it correctly.. In that dotted box.. I wrote the number wrong..is that any problem?
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may i know did you get marks and paper evaluated
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ETFs
CFA
answered on 04-Sep-25 20:40
How the gold ETFs like goldbeese mimic the gold price do these company buy physical gold from the money we invest? How it works pls explain and finally please talk about sovereign gold bonds how it works
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Gold ETFs & SGBs exempt from GSt
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regarding qn 30a
AFM
answered on 03-Sep-25 17:29
sir, i think this question is not added in the compiler [Video Time Stamp: 15:34]
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Pls check pdf erosion of Compiler in free resources
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Example
AFM
answered on 04-Sep-25 22:12
@2.19 while computing PV of dividend you took the formula as e power minus rt. Why minus in the power is taken sir? [Video Time Stamp: 02:19]
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Harini Desu
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Practical sum - 1
Costing
answered on 03-Sep-25 13:28
So in this question to find the difference can we include the purchase price too?. It gives the same answer when I add the purchase price.
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Yes, the purchase price will be same for both the methods. If you add the or not add the purchase price there will be no difference and the answer will be same except there is a change in the annual demand. But to find the total cost you need to add the purchase price
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IND AS
Financial Reporting
answered on 03-Sep-25 09:25
If operating cycle is 14 months and Inventory and T/R are normally realised in 15 months , what shd be the classification
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If TR are normally realised in 15 months, the operating cycle has to be longer than that. Generally TR are classified as current.
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Investment Property
Financial Reporting
answered on 06-Sep-25 19:08
In the employee quarters example, since the residences are solely built to earn rental income from the employees and business is not conducted on these premises, how can it be classified as PPE rather than Investment property? It satisfies all criteria for being classified as an Investment property 1. Owned or leased by the legal entity 2. Earns rental and capital appreciation simultaneously even when the property is vacant 3. NOT used in production or service nor held for trading purpose Please clarify if the understanding is correct. Thanks [Video Time Stamp: 03:54]
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Got it Thanks Sir!
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Sep-25 Mock test paper
Exams
answered on 02-Sep-25 20:33
Where can I get Mock test paper for Sep-25 attempt
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Inside my courses
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Stable Growth
AFM
answered on 02-Sep-25 18:37
Sir, in the question we have considered stable cash flows for 1 year. Are these cash flows are till Perpectuity? Because they mentioned in the question stating the growth rate will stabilize at a lower level. [Video Time Stamp: 09:34]
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We considered high growth cf for period 1-4 and thereafter only considered stable cf. Pls highlight time stamp where we considered stable growth for cf of year 1-4
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