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answered on 07-May-26 16:17
How to identify whether the problem is a simulation or a decision tree? [Video Time Stamp: 03:18]
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When they use language like Monte Carlo simulation or stochastic variables etc You can easily identify
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In this problem how do you know NIFTY Futures are Long Position but in the problem not mentioned any position sir
AFM
answered on 06-May-26 19:31
In this problem how do you know NIFTY Futures are Long Position but in the problem not mentioned any position sir [Video Time Stamp: 03:37]
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Explained from minute 5-7 If pre hedge portfolio beta is negative In order to make post hedge portfolio beta as zer Beta of hedge post should be positive that means Buy
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Share holding
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answered on 04-May-26 16:02
In this case share holding % , actually we didn't issue new share only weighted shares holding revised.? That's why we calculate weighted beta and all.. If there is a swap ratio given than we do EPS MPS base return %. Is it correct.? [Video Time Stamp: 01:08]
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Yes
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Interest rate
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answered on 03-May-26 11:41
Sir, is the interest rate for both borrowing and investment in a country is same? [Video Time Stamp: 08:24]
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Usually no. there is always a spread But form a theoretical perspective they are assumed to be same at Rf
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Ideal exchange ratio
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answered on 01-May-26 07:29
Can we write directly that the issue ratio should be inverse of EPS of pre pre merger. Without explanation that MPS PE then Post EPS.. [Video Time Stamp: 16:58]
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If u are referring to last sub question on max exchange roti we have to do the working because unless u solve previous 3 parts you cannot make the statement that eps ratio is the best
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Ideal exchange ratio
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answered on 01-May-26 07:23
Can we write directly that share issue in ratio of inverse EPS, [Video Time Stamp: 16:53]
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Ok sir ji
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Free float SH
AFM
answered on 29-Apr-26 21:13
can we do directly - (28.27-17.5)* 69.57= 782.68 [Video Time Stamp: 15:42]
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Ok sir ji
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Call option
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answered on 28-Apr-26 18:29
Sir, it is mentioned in the question that 'a call option has been entered into by Arnav for delivery of share of X Ltd. at Rs. 460', does it mean that he will be delivering share at maturity and can we interpret it as a sell call option. [Video Time Stamp: 05:00]
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It has to be read along with last like any break even If u sell a call u r not really bothered abt break even
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Minimum Loss
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answered on 28-Apr-26 18:30
Sir, When market price is less than 950, he earns net pay-off of Rs. 942 (premium - 8). The minimum loss he can afford is 50, so he expects atleast Rs. 950. Should the net payoff also cover for the premium cost of Rs. 8 to hold his expectation? [Video Time Stamp: 06:07]
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Agree with u as it is logical. But icai chose not to compute net payoff but look at gross level
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Option Price
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answered on 28-Apr-26 14:13
Sir, Option price = PV of expected pay-offs of the option, does the pay-off here represents the pay-off for the buyer. So the price is based on how much the buyer is willing to pay for his return. [Video Time Stamp: 10:10]
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Ye Buyers Expected return itself is what he has to pay to seller for buying the option
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