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Financial Reporting
answered on 21-Sep-26 10:15
Sir, In class, you had shown the Loss on Old Cows as ₹2,40,000 and the Profit on New Cows as ₹50,000. However, considering the cost to sell as ₹1,100 as on 31st March 20X2, Loss on Old Cows as ₹2,88,000 and the Loss on New Cows as ₹48,000. I have attached a screenshot of the solution. Kindly review it and let me know which treatment is correct.
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Error due to considering 1000 instead of 1100.
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Forecasting of Cash flow
Financial Reporting
answered on 21-Sep-26 10:16
in this Quistion why didnt we considered year X2-X3 for computation purpose ? [Video Time Stamp: 09:24]
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So taken from 1-Apr-X3
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Capm vs er
AFM
answered on 19-Sep-26 10:28
Capm says 17.75% er says 19%(I'm expecting the return) How it is under value sir [Video Time Stamp: 04:37]
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Er va CAPM
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Request for Extension of Brahmastra Batch.
Others
answered on 21-Sep-26 10:16
Hi Sir, I have my CA Final attempt in May 2027, but the Brahmastra Batch is currently available only until November 2026. I have regular classes that I need to complete on priority. Could you please extend the batch availability until May 2027? It would be really helpful for me to continue with the classes and prepare for my attempt. Thank you, Sir.
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The course is extended till Jan-27 in line with original validity.
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Query
Auditing
answered on 19-Sep-26 20:06
Ma'am, in the textbook, they have explained many more sub points, compared to the lectures, in detail for each element of internal control.Is it important to learn all these details from exam view point? [Video Time Stamp: 04:40]
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One good reading will be enough for the sub points. Only control environment would have more than the lecture. Rest wil be the same
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Allocation of corporate asset
Financial Reporting
answered on 21-Sep-26 10:18
here in the ill. 13 u have taken the carrying value to allocate the CA, why u didnt compared the carrying amount with the recoverable amount and taken the values to allocate the CA ?
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We allocate based on carrying amounts to arrive at carrying amounts after allocation. Post this the carrying amounts are compared with recoverable amounts to determine impairment.
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Weighted Avg Mix Duration
AFM
answered on 19-Sep-26 09:22
Sir, in case the change is more than once (like the interest rate goes up to 10% then again 11%), then how do we find the optimum mix of the weighted average of the duration? how do we keep a mix such that we receive Rs.1 lakh at the end of 5 years?
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Quants
CFA
answered on 18-Sep-26 19:21
What is hyperparameter in Machine learning
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A hyperparameter is a configuration setting that you choose before training a machine learning model to control the learning process itself.Unlike regular model parameters (like weights and biases) that the computer learns automatically from the data, hyperparameters must be set by the user beforehand and do not change during training.Common ExamplesLearning rate: Controls how fast or slow the model updates its values.Batch size: The number of data samples processed together before the model updates.
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Dividend yield formula
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answered on 18-Sep-26 15:38
Sir, Is the dividend yield calculated using the original investment cost, rather than the current market price or closing NAV? [Video Time Stamp: 11:02]
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You are right when we look at quoted market prices and dividend in the real world. But in these kinds of questions in MF / PM chapters, the yield is on original investment value because the goal here is to find out what is the overall return i.e price return + div return
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AI
CFA
answered on 18-Sep-26 13:15
Sir the trade 3 of long party of receiver volatility swap pays fixed and receive realised volatility here?
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yes
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