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SD is not additive
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answered on 28-May-25 09:53
Hi sir, can you please share, why variance is additive but not SD, SD is only a square root of variance here we are doubling the discounting factors instead why can't we use SD itself for discounting
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This example may provide clarity on why Variance is additive and SD is not.
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Mutual funds
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answered on 28-Sep-24 17:08
Sir, in this question what items you added to get closing NAV
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yes
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Marked to market
AFM
answered on 28-Sep-24 08:21
In futures chapter illustration 27, how we are getting additional margin amount 9660 and 11340 ?
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Thank you sir , I just got confused with the way of solving prblm in illustration 14 and 27 . Now clarified
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Advanced capital budgeting pdf
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answered on 27-Sep-24 19:15
Where can I get the advanced capital budgeting pdf qns and solutions ..I have the old version book with me .
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Thank u so much sir
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WHY DID WE NOT CONSIDERED NUMBER OF RUNS OF PLUS SIGN IN THIS QUESTION
AFM
answered on 27-Sep-24 11:37
Sir, In this Question We Have Taken Number of Runs only as 8 Which is of Minus Sign and Computed 1 SD Away From Mean. Why Didn't we Considered Plus Sign Runs of 11?
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Pls go through from 4 minutes till 5 min 30 seconds clearly explained what is a run - it is not minus or plus signs, it is about number of similar price movements
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May-24 Exam Sum Mutual Funds
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answered on 27-Sep-24 11:34
Sir in May 24 exam 1b sum They given alternative solution attached below In that why 55000/x is taken??
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Why divide
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Sensitivity analysis
AFM
answered on 26-Sep-24 11:34
Sir, in this question can we assume 10% adverse variance and do the sum. Will the give marks?. Because in question they specifically asked "such that npv become 0".
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Ok sir, thank you
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Hiller'smodel
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answered on 26-Sep-24 07:36
Hiller's model in capital Budgeting is used???
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ICAI material has this concept with a couple of problems I have not seen it being used anywhere in real life
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ANNUALISED YIELD
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answered on 25-Sep-24 19:45
Sir in this sum, on 31.03.2018 annualised yield is mentioned as 73.52%. Does this 73.52% is the annualised yield for the period of 01.04.2017 to 31.03.2018 or it means from the date of purchase i.e. from 01.07.2015 to 31.03.2018?
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It says clearly over 30 odd months So the yield is for this entire period @73.52% per annum
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Advance ca[pital Budgeting-Illustration 36
AFM
answered on 22-Sep-24 17:53
Sir, I have a confusion why the cumulative present value is being calculated for year 2-5 for the new machine , if considerin g the alternative 2. If the machine is replaced at the end of year 1 and as per question once replaced the new machine will be having a cash flow of 3 years from the replacement so pv shall be calculated for yr 2, 3, 4 right also i didnt gedt the logic behind multiplying the pvf and again dividing forfr EAC
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We did not compute any EAC here We have computed PV for Year 0-3 separately ( 0 + 1-3) and done one for year 1-4 ( 1 + 2-4) Compared both of them on PV of Day zero terms Kindly let me know if you have not understood - or pls explain your doubt better
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