@YouMadFellow said:@fisherking @Ibanez @hanushanand Koi stocks samjha do, with terminologies !! ?
Stocks is greek to me bhai. Kuch samajh nahi aata. 😞 koi samjhayega toh mujhe bhi tag kar dena
@fisherking said:De do!!!Sec 1 toh poora feel good tha.Ekdum easy questions the.....Thoda sirf use solve kar logo toh bhi accha lagega
mera quants me bahut bura waqt chal raha hai 😞 mere liye easy nai hoga..tum aur ibanez to phodu ho :/
@YouMadFellow
Stocks and Shares:
Jargons involved:
Face value----original cost at which share was issued by company...if its not mentioned in the question, its safe to assume it 100....specially if its a stock.
Market value---rate at which the share can be traded at a point of time...unlike face value which is static, market value is dynamic
Premium---a share with MV > FV
Discount---- a share with FV > MV
Par----a share with FV = MV
Dividend---percentage of FV that she share holder gets as income/profit or simply dividend---hence, a function of FV
Brokerage---percentage of transaction that middle man takes---hence, a function of MV
Percentage yield (also applicable to profit n loss etc)----net profit / net investment
Break Even Value----point of no profit no loss...
Now lets take a simple example....
Q.)A person invested Rs 20,000 on 100/- shares bought at par giving 4% dividend. When the market value rose to 120/- he sold all shares and invested the proceedings on 10/- shares, bought at 12/- giving 10% dividend...Find the change in income...
No. of shares he bought = 20,000/100 (since FV = MV) = 200
each share gives 4% of 100 (FV) = 4/-
hence, total income = 200 x 4 = 800/-
see...how to do it quickly... 20,000 / 100(MV) x 4% of 100(FV) = 800/-
now, we know this person had 200 shares...so when he sold he got 200 x 120 = 24000 / -
in 24000, he can buy 24000/12(MV of new share) = 2000 shares
each share gives him 10% of 10/- = 1/-
hence, 2000 shares give 2000/-
quickly... 200 x 120 / 12 x 10% of 10 = 2000
=> change in income is 2000 - 800 =1200
Hence, his income grew by 1200/-
Aur examples mile toh yeh concept laga ke dekh lena.Kisi toh thread se uthaya tha maine bhi yaad nahi ab :P
Quant:roll:
@Ibanez said:Stocks is greek to me bhai. Kuch samajh nahi aata. koi samjhayega toh mujhe bhi tag kar dena
@YouMadFellow said:@fisherking @Ibanez @hanushanand Koi stocks samjha do, with terminologies !! ?
why you all want to know ..??
@aimingCAT12 said:mera quants me bahut bura waqt chal raha hai mere liye easy nai hoga..tum aur ibanez to phodu ho :/
Kya phodu jee.......Try maar lo....waise bohot saare basic level questions hain isme......thoda confidence badhega 60 ka score dekh ke bhi :)
It's time to sleep. Gnite guys !
And today is the first day of CAT. We will get lots of reviews 😁 Let's see what's gonna happen
@YouMadFellow
Some more stocks questions
Some more stocks questions
1. On 23rd Apr 2007, Anil bought 100 shares of infosys at Rs. 2020 each, after paying a brokerage of 2.5%. On 25th June 2007 he sold them for Rs. 1933/share.
The Book Value of an equity is Rs. 10.00, and on 20 June 2007, Infosys credited a dividend of 65% in his account.
Find his profit or loss Percentage ?
More Jargon before that:
More Jargon before that:
Dividend = Company shares its profit with the stock holders in the form of dividend. (Calculated on Book/Face Value)
Premium = Market Value - Face/Book Value
Premium Percentage is calculated on Book Value
Premium is extra money paid. Due to the demand of the equity in the market its value increases from the Face/Book value and this rise is Premium)
Ans: Mrkt Value = 2020
Brokerage paid = 2.5% of 2020 = Rs. 50.50
Total Amount Paid = 2070.50
Face Value = Rs 10
Dividend received per share = Rs. 6.5 (65% of 10)
S.P. = 1933
Thus Amount Received per share = 1933+6.5 = 1939.50
Percent Loss = (2070.50-1939.50)/2070.50*100 = 6.33%
2. Anil applied in an IPO of IDEA cellular and was allotted 125 stocks, each with a book value of Rs 10.00 and a premium of 650%. On 25th June 2007 he sold them for Rs. 117.00 each.
Find his profit or loss Percentage ?
Ans: Face Value = Rs. 10
Premium = 650% of 10 =Rs 65
C.P. = Rs 75
SP = Rs 117
Profit = (117-75)/75*100 = 56%
@Ibanez said:It's time to sleep. Gnite guys !And today is the first day of CAT. We will get lots of reviewsLet's see what's gonna happen
mujhe nai sunne reviews :/
faltu tension! good night btw :)
@karanthepagal said:@fisherking stocks and shares ni aata mat karo
Arrey hamare paas notes thi toh daal diya.....Waise bhi tumhe MBA main toh padhna hi padega yeh sab....abhi hi kyun na thoda padh lo.... 😛
@fisherking said:Arrey hamare paas notes thi toh daal diya.....Waise bhi tumhe MBA main toh padhna hi padega yeh sab....abhi hi kyun na thoda padh lo....
pehle MBA tak pahuchne toh do 
@fisherking sahi hai bhai lekin pehle pada hota to good hota ab to cat paas aane wala hai ab kuch naya padna is dangerous!!
cat k baad dekh lenge stocks and shares kis chidhiya ka naam hai 😛 :D
140 minute.140 minute hain tumhare paas
Shaayad tumhare zindagi ke sabse khaas 140 minute
Aaj tum achha CAT do ya bura
Yeh 140 minute tumhe zindagi bhar yaad rahenge
Toh CAT kaise likhna hai, aaj main tumhe nahin bataoonga
Bas itna kahoonga ke jaao aur yeh 140 minute jee bhar kar likh lo
Kyunki iske baad aanewali zindagi mein.
Chahe kuch sahi ho ya na ho
Chahe kuch rahe ya na rahe, tum haaro ya jeeto
Lekin yeh 140 minute tumse koi nahin cheen sakta.koi nahin!!
no one has started thread fro discussing cat papers ?
@aimingCAT12
@fisherking said:@YouMadFellowStocks and Shares:Jargons involved:Face value----original cost at which share was issued by company...if its not mentioned in the question, its safe to assume it 100....specially if its a stock.Market value---rate at which the share can be traded at a point of time...unlike face value which is static, market value is dynamicPremium---a share with MV > FVDiscount---- a share with FV > MVPar----a share with FV = MVDividend---percentage of FV that she share holder gets as income/profit or simply dividend---hence, a function of FVBrokerage---percentage of transaction that middle man takes---hence, a function of MVPercentage yield (also applicable to profit n loss etc)----net profit / net investmentBreak Even Value----point of no profit no loss...Now lets take a simple example....Q.)A person invested Rs 20,000 on 100/- shares bought at par giving 4% dividend. When the market value rose to 120/- he sold all shares and invested the proceedings on 10/- shares, bought at 12/- giving 10% dividend...Find the change in income...No. of shares he bought = 20,000/100 (since FV = MV) = 200each share gives 4% of 100 (FV) = 4/-hence, total income = 200 x 4 = 800/-see...how to do it quickly... 20,000 / 100(MV) x 4% of 100(FV) = 800/-now, we know this person had 200 shares...so when he sold he got 200 x 120 = 24000 / -in 24000, he can buy 24000/12(MV of new share) = 2000 shareseach share gives him 10% of 10/- = 1/-hence, 2000 shares give 2000/-quickly... 200 x 120 / 12 x 10% of 10 = 2000=> change in income is 2000 - 800 =1200Hence, his income grew by 1200/-Aur examples mile toh yeh concept laga ke dekh lena.Kisi toh thread se uthaya tha maine bhi yaad nahi ab