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Dividend
AFM
answered on 06-Mar-26 07:33
Sir, In this sum, whether it has been assumed as dividend paid at the last day? That's why we have taken actual dividend as future value of dividend? [Video Time Stamp: 13:36]
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Yes
Swathi S
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Books
AFM
answered on 05-Mar-26 16:09
I have purchased the course on February sir. I have received only P 600+ Volume 1, Volume 2 and T 380+ books sir. Whether we will receive LDR book and Additional notes books?
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Ok sir. Thank you
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Simple interest method
AFM
answered on 05-Mar-26 12:31
Sir, Under simple interest method, Spot price and COC of Rs.100 & Rs.2 - is of Future value ? If so, how? [Video Time Stamp: 06:42]
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100+2 =102 102 is future value
Swathi S
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Flexibility
AFM
answered on 05-Mar-26 12:30
Sir, Flexibility in term of what context - Can u explain it sir?
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Contract duration and number of contracts / lot size
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Expiry date
AFM
answered on 05-Mar-26 10:38
Sir, If the maturity period of future contract is 2 months. If I square off it as on expiry date - That future contract no longer exists. But if I square it off before the expiry, the future contract still exists till the expiry date, its like trading the future contracts. (i.e. the ownership of that future contract transferred from me to someone else who bought from me, but in earlier case - that specific future contract loses its existence as on expiry date). Am I right, sir? [Video Time Stamp: 12:26]
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Yes
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Squaring off before expiry date
AFM
answered on 05-Mar-26 10:40
Sir, Mr. A entered into long stock futures at Rs.80 with an expiry date of 30th Sept. Case 1: Square off on 30th Sept , future price on that date = Rs.96 In this case, we can say that he can buy at Rs.80 and sell at Rs.96 in the market (as it is the spot rate) and can make a gain of Rs.16. Case 2: Square off before expiry date. Future price as on that date - Rs.96 In this case, how can we say that he can buy at Rs.80 and sell at Rs. 96 in the market, as we know that the spot rate and future prices will not be same as on that date. If that is the case, difference between agreed rate (i.e. 80) and spot rate as on square off date only to be treated as the gain know sir. Why are we taking diff between agreed date and future price as on square off date? [Video Time Stamp: 10:12]
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Okay Sir
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Expiry date
AFM
answered on 05-Mar-26 07:40
Sir, As on expiry date, Whether the spot price and future price will get equalized? [Video Time Stamp: 32:24]
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Yea futures will move to spot
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Margin
AFM
answered on 05-Mar-26 07:40
Sir, Whether the Initial margin of Rs.76,000 to be deposited by both the parties? [Video Time Stamp: 21:14]
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Practically i. In real life yes
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Dividend
AFM
answered on 04-Mar-26 19:35
Sir, Why dividend is reduces the future price - what is the underlying logic, sir? [Video Time Stamp: 11:13]
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Dividend reduction in futures price
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Speculators Vs. Arbitrageurs
AFM
answered on 04-Mar-26 13:10
Sir, What is the difference between Speculators and Arbitrageurs? [Video Time Stamp: 08:18]
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Arbitragers risk less profit by buying and seeking in different markets at same time Speculators take risk and buy and sell on diff dates
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