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Okay, will use one language only

Thank you so much!☺️

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@@dev-br2fm haha I am glad that you enjoyed the video 😁🙏🏻

You’re welcome! I hope this helps in your revisions!

@@sofinance22 Absolutely Mam 🙏❤️

By maintaining a diversified portfolio or by using options!☺️

@@sofinance22 options can be risky. Do you have a detailed video about how to use options for hedging? Does this concept apply in mutual funds too?

You’re most welcome! I am glad it helped!☺️🙏🏻

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Single Premium Price? I am unaware of such concept. But are you talking about option pricing? If so, then option is usually priced using the Black Scholes model.

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Use Binomial

India mein black scholes formula use hota hai option ka fair price nikalne ke liye Jisey black scholes formula ata hai wo option ka premium calculate kar sakta hai

@@das.abhisek ,India main kya kanhi bhi black schole use nai hota hai now Binomial use hota Binomial model mil jayega Bt dono model main rho important hai And basic of Mrkt won't change Like app particular option knyo buy kr rhe hain particular expire ka kya hai uss date main khass ??? Tab theorum Kam karega

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I have also created a separate playlist named as “option series” so that it becomes easy to find all the parts😊

Theta is a measure of time decay. It is one of the four major option greeks. Share market is quite easy. Once you get comfortable with shares, only then consider getting into options!

ROE is nothing but Return on Equity. It is the return which the shareholders get and hence the formula for the same is Profit after tax/Shareholder’s fund.

Okay sure!😄

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Thank you so much! I am really glad that the video could be of some help!☺️🙏🏻

Thank you so much! It really means a lot! ☺️🙏🏻

I don’t know from where you got 53% (I think you’re looking at Central Government debt only, whereas I am talking about TOTAL DEBT) but please check the IMF website for the correct figures. The last recorded debt to GDP ratio is around 82% only!

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Thank you so much Maamiji! ❤️

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Yes! NPV is one of the capital budgeting techniques which takes into account the time value of money!💯 Other such techniques are IRR, PI and discounted payback.

You won’t be laughing if your portfolio gets hit by such an event. No one was prepared for 2008 Global Financial Crisis and hence everyone faced their share of financial woes. Understand the risks first. You may find this academic or theoretical knowledge. But this is what happens in reality as well!

@@sofinance22 darling, why are you keep statement on investor point of view. Think also about trader's mindset. Investors make money in upside market and trader u know very well. Hope you grasped my thought process

@@sofinance22 if you maintain proper capital management and perceive clearly about market psychology and behavior, damn surely speak you risk is nothing just fear of losses

@@bibhudatta1842 yes! You got it right! I was talking from investor’s perspective. Traders can definitely take advantage of such opportunities.

@@bibhudatta1842 yes true! That’s what you need to continue doing in such a situation. Proper understanding of market sentiment instead of drowning in negative emotions.

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Yeah sounds like one but Sri Lanka’s sovereign credit rating is still in the restricted default category….It’s actually Egypt🙈

It surely sounds like Pakistan. But Pakistan’s inflation is at about 25% and it has a debt to GDP ratio of 77%. It’s actually Egypt!☺️

Absolutely correct!💯☺️

England has a good sovereign rating unlike this country. The answer is actually Egypt!☺️

Venezuela’s inflation rate is higher than this country. The answer is actually Egypt!☺️

Absolutely correct! 💯☺️

Sri Lanka’s sovereign credit rating is still a Restricted Default. The answer is actually Egypt!☺️

Turkey’s sovereign rating is higher than this country. The answer is actually Egypt!☺️

By God’s Grace, we are not in an economic crisis right now🙈 Take another guess😁

It surely sounds like Pakistan. But Pakistan’s inflation is at about 25% and it has a debt to GDP ratio of 77%. Take another guess😁