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basant
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1) It does matter to me if the stock I own does not get noticed (in terms of price increases). That is because we do not want to be holding stocks for 10 years ultimately the objective of investing is capital gains and not control.
2) Under the Direct Tax code you will have that advantage but maybe some CA can opine better on this. As per the Draft individuals will get a deduction on their capital gains whereas companies might not qualify for that. In the present case LTCG is tax free for individuals whereas it is treated as Business income for companies.
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Posted: 16/Jun/2010 at 6:53pm |
Originally posted by riser3
basantji
generally I have observed that there is a disperancy
even in sales figures for the numbers reported in websites and annual
reports of the company. there also seems some sort of disperancy between
for the numbers reported by the same company when used in comparing
previous year to this year. I mean the figures in 2008 annual report
are not same as the figures in 2009 annual report (2008 figures are
given comparitively as previous year). Is there any website where we get
comparitive figures other than downloading from company website.
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There is nothing more holy then the AR if there is some descrepency then it would be because of some re-grouping of previous year's figures but broad numbers like sales, profits EPS should be the same.
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Posted: 16/Jun/2010 at 9:07am |
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Thanks both of you for your replies. I'll be having this discussions with our CA and let you know the outcome. For those who are into agriculture or are farmers ( holding agriculture land on their names) can avail loans under agri. head which has flexibilities to invest the loans capital on other heads. I know of Kotak who has started this loan. The loans would be given against the land.
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In balance sheet, company disclose "Loans and Advances" along with Debtors and Inventories.
Question: Is it safe to assume that this "Loans and Advances" are creditors and hence we can use it to calculate creditors days? or is there any "interest" bearing component on this "Loans and Advances" money?
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No these are assets that the company has given out to others and will either be recovered or else be adjusted in future business transactions.
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Why do you want to calculate Creditors' days? This simply says that on average, company pays to its creditors in x number of days. This information is not really beneficial. I generally assume that these are cash outflows (even though they have not been paid now).
Originally posted by EquityInv
In balance sheet, company disclose "Loans and Advances" along with Debtors and Inventories.
Question: Is it safe to assume that this "Loans and Advances" are creditors and hence we can use it to calculate creditors days? or is there any "interest" bearing component on this "Loans and Advances" money? |
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Posted: 17/Jun/2010 at 8:58pm |
Originally posted by basant
No these are assets that the company has given out to others and will
either be recovered or else be adjusted in future business
transactions.
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Thanks Basantji!
Originally posted by LearningToFly
Why do you want to calculate Creditors' days? |
Hi,
I wanted it to calculate Cash Conversion Cycle.
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Posted: 29/Jun/2010 at 2:26pm |
During review of bulk deals, I have observed various buy / sell on a very small difference by the same person in a company.
Example :
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Insecticides In (BSE) |
Smart Equity Brokers Private Limited |
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68720 |
189.67 |
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Insecticides In (BSE) |
Smart Equity Brokers Private Limited |
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68720 |
189.66 |
There are numerous transaction of similar nature in the same stock over last 2-3 months. I have seen this phenomenon in various companies esp newly listed.
What is the rationale of doing these transactions? Is it due to jobbing or other reasons?
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