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SHARES AND MUTUAL FUNDS

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Example 1                                                                

      Mr. Prashant invested Rs. 75,375/- to purchase equity shares of a company at market price of Rs. 250 /- through a brokerage firm, charging 0.5% brokerage. The face value of a share is Rs. 10/-. How many shares did Mr. Prashant purchase?

Example 2

            Mr. Sandeep received Rs. 4,30,272 /- after selling shares of a company at market price of Rs. 720 /- through Sharekhan Ltd., with brokerage 0.4%. Find the number of shares he sold.

Example 3

            Ashus Beauty World ' has issued 60,000 shares of par value of Rs. 10/- each. The company declared a total dividend of Rs. 72,000 /- . Find the rate of dividend paid by the company.

Example 4

            The capital of ABC Company consists of Rs. 15 lakhs in 6 % cumulative preference shares of Rs. 100 each and Rs. 30 lakhs in equity shares of Rs.10/- each. The dividends on cumulative preference shares for earlier year was not paid . This year , the company has to distribute profit of Rs . 3 lakh after keeping 20 % as reserve fund. Find the percentage rate of dividend paid to the equity shareholders.

Example 5

            Mr. Dinesh bought some shares of a company which had a face value of Rs.100 /-. The company declared a dividend of 15 % but Mr. Dinesh's  rate of return on investment was only 12% . At what market price did he purchase the shares ? There was no brokerage involved .

Example 6: Comparison of two stocks

            Mr. Subu invested Rs. 20,000 /- in Rs. 100/- shares of company A at the rate of Rs. 125/- per share . He received 10 % dividend on these shares. Mr. Subu also invested Rs. 24,000/- in Rs. 10/- shares of company B at Rs.12/- per share and he received 15 % dividend. Which investment is more beneficial?

Example 7

            Ms. Ashma Mehta bought   300 shares of a company of face value Rs. 100/- each at a market price of Rs. 240 /- each . After receiving a dividend at 8% , she sold the shares at Rs . 256 /- each . Find her rate of return on investment. There was no brokerage involved .

Example 8

            Mr. Joshi purchased 30 shares of Rs. 10/- each of Medi computers Ltd. on 20th Jan. 2007, at Rs. 36/- per share . On 3rd April 2007 , the company decided t split their shares from the face value of Rs. 10/- per share to Rs. 2/- per share . On 4th April 2007 , the market value of each share was Rs. 8/- per share . Find Mr. Joshi's gain or loss , if he was to sell the shares on 4th April 2007? ( No brokerage was involved in the transaction ).

Example 9

            Rahul purchased 500 shares of Rs. 100 of company A at Rs. 700 /-. After 2 months , he received a dividend of 25 % . After 6 months, he also got one bonus share for every 4 shares held . After 5 months , he sold all his shares at Rs. 610/- each. The brokerage was 2% on both, purchases & sales . Find his percentage return on the investment.

Example 11

            Mr. Deore invested Rs. 25,000/- to purchase 2,500 uits of ICICI MF - B plan on 4th April 2007 . He decided to sell the  units on  14th Nov. 2007  at NAV of Rs. 16.4 /-. The exit load was 2.5 % . Find his profit (Calculations are upto 2 decimal points)

Example 12

            Ragini invested Rs. 94,070/- in mutual Fund when NAV was Rs. 460 /- with entry load of 2.25 % . She received a dividend of Rs. 5/- per unit . She, later sold all units of fund with an exit load of 0.5 % . If her gain was Rs. 1654/-, find NAV at which she sold the units . (Calculations are upto 2 decimal points)

Example 13

            If a mutual fund had NAV of Rs. 28 /- at the beginning of the year and  Rs. 38/- at the end of the year , find the absolute change and the percentage change in NAV during the year .

Example 14

            If NAV was Rs. 72/- at the end of the year , with 12.5 % increase during the year , find NAV at the beginning of the year .

Example 15

            Rohit purchased some units in open end equity fund at Rs. 16/- . The fund distributed interim dividend of Rs. 5/- per unit , and the NAV of the fund at the end of the year was Rs. 25/- . Find the total percentage return . (Calculations are upto 2 decimal points)

Example 16

            Mr. Hosur purchased some units in open- end fund at Rs. 30/- and its NAV after 18 months was Rs. 45/- . Find the annualised change in NAV as a percentage Mr. Kamble purchased 586.909 units of Kotak cash plus retail Growth on 1st June 2007 when the NAV was RS. 20.4461. Its NAV as on 3rd December, 2007 was Rs. 21.1960/- . The fund has neither entry load nor an exit load. Find the amount invested on 1st June 2007 and the value of Mr. Kamble's investment on 3rd December 2007 .
Ans .  12,000 , 12440.12 .
EXTRA QUESTION’S
1.     Mr. Amar invested Rs 1,20,480/- to buy equity shares of a company at market price of Rs . 480 /- at 0.4 % brokerage . Find the No. of shares he purchased .      Ans: 250
2.     Aditi invested Rs. 19,890 /- to purchase shares of a company with face value of Rs.10/- each , at market price of Rs. 130/- . She received dividend of 20 % as well Afterwards , she sold these shares at market price of Rs. 180/- . She had to pay brokerage of 2 % for both purchase and sales of shares. Find her net profit.                        Ans: No. of shares =150 , sales = 26460 , Dividend = 300 , purchase = 19,890, profit= 6870
3.     Amol wants to invest some amount in company A or company B , by purchasing equity shares of face value of Rs. 10 /- each , with market price of R. 360/- and Rs. 470/- respectively . The companies are expected to declare dividends at 20 % and 45% respectively . Advise him on the choice of shares of company.                                                         Ans: company B is a better choice .
4.     Find the percentage gain or loss if 200 shares of face value Rs. 10/- were purchased at Rs . 350/- each and sold later at Rs. 352 /- , the brokerage being 0.5 % on each of the transaction .                                                                                                                        Ans:  -0.43 % i.e. a loss of 43 %
5.     Find the number of shares if the total dividend at 8% on the shares with face value Rs.10/- was Rs. 240.                                                                                                                   Ans :- 300
6.     Ms . Kannan purchased 113.151 units of 'FT India Prima Plus' on 9th April 2007 and redeemed all the units on 7th Aug 2007 when the NAV was Rs. 35.5573 . The entry load was 2.25 % and the exit load was 1 % . If she gained Rs. 483.11 , find the NAV on 9th April 2007 . (Calculations are upto 2 decimal points)                   Ans . 30.2514
7.     Mr. Pandit invested Rs. 10,000/- in Birla Sunlife Equity Fund- Divjdend plan ' on 10/07/2007 , when the NAV was Rs. 78.04 ,and redeemed all the units on 12/11/2007 when the NAV was Rs. 84.54 . In the meanwhile , on 31/08/2007 , she had received a dividend @ Rs. 10  per unit . Find her total gain and the rate of return considering loads as follows: The entry load was 2.25 % and the exit load was 0.5 % The number of units were calculated correct upto 3 decimal places.
                                                Ans . Total gain = Rs . 1794.46, Rate of return = 17.94%
8.     Given the following information , calculate NAV of the mutual fund :- No. of units =15000 Market value of investments in Govt . securities = Rs. 20 lakhs Market value of investments in corporate Bonds = Rs. 25 lakhs Other Assets of the fund = Rs. 15 lakhs Liabilities of the fund = 6 lakhs
                                                Ans . Rs. 360/- .
9.     Mumtaz purchased 1200 units of TATA BIG Bond- G Rs. 12,000 /-  on 14th April 2007 . She sold her units on 9th Dec 2007 at NAV of Rs. 15.36/- . The short term gain tax (STGT) was 10% of the profit . Find her net profit . (Calculations upto 2 decimal points)
                                                Ans . profit = 6432 , STGT = 643.2 , Net profit = 5788.8

MUTUAL FUND

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Consider the following example :-

            Mr. Shaikh keeps Rs. 5000/- on 3rd of every month for 4 months as follows :-(Calculations are correct to 2 points of decimal)
Month
Amount (in Rs.)
NAV
No. of units he gets
1
5000
109.48
5000/109.48=45.67
2
5000
112.36
5000/112.36=44.50
3
5000
108.14
5000/108.14 =46.24
4
5000
105.62
5000/105.62=47.34
Total
20,000

183.75
Avg price of units = 20,000 / 183.75 = 108.84
            If Mr. Shaikh would have invested the entire amount of Rs. 20,000/- 0n 3rd of first month only , with NAV Rs. 109.48/- , the no. of units purchased would have been 20,000/ 109.48 = 182.68
Thus he gained more units and average price of units also was Rs.108.84 instead of Rs.109.48 which was NAV on 3rd of the first month
If SIP is followed for a long period of time , it can create wealth to  meet a person's future needs like housing , higher education etc .
Now , we will study the following examples to understand SIP .

Example 17

            Mr. Patil invested in a SIP of a M.F. , a fixed sum of Rs. 10,000/- on 5th of every month , for 4 months . The NAV on these dates were Rs. 34.26 , 46.12 , 39.34 and 41.85 . The entry load was 2.25 % through out the period  .  Find  the  average  price  ,  including  the  entry  load  ,  using the Rupee-cost-Averaging method .How does it compare with the Arithmetic mean of the prices ? (Calculations are to 4 digits decimal)

Solution :

Month
NAV
Entry load =
2.25%
Total price
No.ofunits=1000/Total price
1
34.2600
0.7708
35.0308
285.4627
2
46.1200
1.0377
47.1577
212.0544
3
39.3400
0.8851
40.2252
248.6006
4
41.8500
0.9141
42.7916
233.6906
TOTAL


165.2053
979.8083
By using Rupee-cost-Averaging method :- Avg Price = Total amount
                                                                        Total No. of units
=  40,000                = 40 .8243
                                                            979.8083
A.M. of price = Total price= 165.2053= 41.3013
                                    4                                 4
Avg. price using Rupee-cost- Averaging method is less than A.M. of prices .

Example 18

            Mr. Desai invested Rs. 5000/- on 1st of every month for 5 months in a  SIP  of  a  M.F.  with  NAV's  as  48.15  ,  52.83  ,41.28, 35.44  &  32.65 respectively .There was no entry load charged . Find the average price , Mr. Desai paid using the Rupee-cost-Averaging method . After 6 months ,he sold all his units , when NAV was Rs. 51.64 with contingent deferred sales charge (CDSC) as 2.25 % . Find his net gain. (Calculations are correct to 2 digits decimal)

Example 19

            Mr. Thomas started a SIP in 'HDFC long term advantage Fund ' . On the 10th July , Aug and Sept 2007 he invested Rs. 1000/- each at the NAVs Rs. 44.100, Rs. 43.761/-, s. 45.455 respectively . The entry load was 2.25% . Find his average acquisition cost per unit upto 3 decimal places . (Calculations are up to 3 decimal points).
                                    Ans. Rs. 45.427/- .

Example 20

Maneeshad Rs. 20,000/- on 2nd of every month for 5 months  in a SIP  of a mutual fund , with NAVs as Rs. 53.12 , Rs. 56.26 , Rs. 48.86 ,Rs.50.44 and Rs. 54.62 respectively . The entry load was 2.25 % throughout this period .Find average price , including the entry load , using the Rupee-cost -Averaging method and compare it with Arithmetic mean of prices . (Calculate up to 2 decimal points)
                                    Ans . 53.70 , 53.84 .
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