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1st floorset and Payoff from floor

AFM

answered on 21-Apr-26 09:13

I need some clarification audio note on the same. I understand - generally that. 1st floor will always be after payment of 1st installment. And Payoff from floor start after the 1st floorset payment. Is it correct.? [Video Time Stamp: 07:19]

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Payoff

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Exit Load

AFM

answered on 20-Apr-26 13:17

Sir, the exit load is charged at the redemption price right, will it be fine if we deduct 5% directly from the annualised yield%? [Video Time Stamp: 28:50]

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Depends on question and various aspects covered in it For not do a direct deduction like that Preferably compute separately

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Doubt

AFM

answered on 20-Apr-26 12:16

Here, 41.5 is the nominal value, but here we used the rates formula, instead of the absolute value. [Video Time Stamp: 21:55]

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Thank you sir

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Portfolio Appreciation

AFM

answered on 20-Apr-26 11:03

Sir, Can we assume that Portfolio appreciation includes the income generated in the month of April, May and June?

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No Portfolio appreciation is pure CG Income is dividend

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Short long

AFM

answered on 20-Apr-26 10:45

This is like the call option or put option. FR here is strike price. Call means if MR >SP, Gain (Exercise option) Call means long Put option if SR>MR, Gain (Exercise put option) put means sell So can we think like this also ? [Video Time Stamp: 09:33]

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Ok sir ji

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Material Misstatement

Auditing

answered on 20-Apr-26 16:42

What is Mean By Material Misstatement With Example

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material misstatement refers to an error, omission, or incorrect disclosure in the financial statements that is significant enough to influence the economic decisions of users. It could be size or nature of the misstatement . Example- A company reports profit of ₹50 lakhs. Later, it is found that expenses of ₹15 lakhs were not recorded. This overstates profit by 30% Such a mistake is significant and can mislead stakeholders. One more, A company fails to disclose a related party transaction with a director, even if the amount is small (say ₹1 lakh). Even though the amount is not large, Non-disclosure violates legal and ethical reporting requirements This is also a material misstatement due to its nature.

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Doubt

AFM

answered on 19-Apr-26 21:13

Here if means are not equal we have to check sigma(x-X)^2/S.D. and consider whichever is lower. [Video Time Stamp: 12:36]

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You have to always check for both return and risk and then co efficient of variation has to be found out if it is not clear by simply comparing risks and returns

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Please add one additional question for practice with more conceptual clr..

AFM

answered on 19-Apr-26 21:14

NDF Concept with detailed example -please add one question

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Ok

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Composition Scheme

Indirect Taxation

answered on 23-Apr-26 15:33

Hi sir! Good day. It will be better if we can add the point relating to composition scheme in Sec 10 video itself under exclusions as this might create a confusion with the concepts. Thank you. [Video Time Stamp: 22:30]

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Sure. Thanks for the suggestion. Will do that.

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Doubt

AFM

answered on 19-Apr-26 14:34

Why are we assuming VAR as 699,000? [Video Time Stamp: 05:12]

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In Q 3 Rs. 2 cr is value of portfolio ( they said amount invested) based on which we found out VAR In Q 4 We are given VAR ( they clearly said max loss cannot be great than balance in bank account) and we have to find out value of portfolio depending on the days of investment

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