i still cant understand..
plz help me...
plz show detailed workings
Sunshine
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this is the detailed working only..u just need to multiply the figures with the assumed discounted rates (18% and 19% and do interpolation)...ask me if there's any problem...what point u dont understand??
Manoj jain
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Replied 08 October 2010
Agreed with Sneha.. correct answer is 18.11%
Sunshine
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@ freak guy...dont try to read and understand...solve it urself and apply the process...then u will be able to do it...apply interpolation here...
CA Nagendra
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I think "freak guy" and all other friends got his answer.
Sneha bagla is 100% correct toward her approach. However, if any one have still confusion about calculation part, you can see this detail calculation.
CA Nagendra
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I think earlier calculation is not visible clearly.
You can down load the same solution as suggested in earlier post from the attachment.
CA Nagendra
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Originally posted by : Sneha Bagla | ||
thanx for uploading this sir......... |
Wel come sneha bagla
CA. Abhishek K. Pandey
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Sunshine
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how can u put the value...its unknown..P5=2.737/(Ke-0.10) thats what we have to calculate...
CA. Abhishek K. Pandey
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Sunshine
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when u discount all the future values then only u will get the present value( present price of the share)...thats the logic...
CA. Abhishek K. Pandey
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CA. Abhishek K. Pandey
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