AMEET KIMBAHUNE

Sir,

I am writing Books of ACCOUNTS FOR A Elderly person. He trades in Futures , Options and Short Term Shares . But has only Contract Notes with him. Can I mantain Excel Workings for the purpose of Income tax. Or do I have to mantain it in some kind of software. If I can provide full details with lot sold and purchase .

Please reply


Krishna Murari Dadhich
16 May 2014 at 18:00

Stock audit

Please let me know about Stock Audit!! i.e What is the procedure to start?? What all Accounts to verify?? Any Physical verification stock is to be done?? How to End?? Etc


Abhijit kumar dubey
15 May 2014 at 13:18

Carrot and stick bond

what is carrot and stick bond


bimal singh

Sir/mam
I have confusion related to call/put premium in stock market.There is an example. I am confused that after rising price he will purchase share in Rs70 and sell it Rs78 and book his profit or the balance of premium i.e. (8.25-3.15) will be his profit.


Let's say that on May 1, the stock price of Cory's Tequila Co. is $67 and the premium (cost) is $3.15 for a July 70 Call, which indicates that the expiration is the third Friday of July and the strike price is $70. The total price of the contract is $3.15 x 100 = $315. In reality, you'd also have to take commissions into account, but we'll ignore them for this example.


Remember, a stock option contract is the option to buy 100 shares; that's why you must multiply the contract by 100 to get the total price. The strike price of $70 means that the stock price must rise above $70 before the call option is worth anything; furthermore, because the contract is $3.15 per share, the break-even price would be $73.15.


When the stock price is $67, it's less than the $70 strike price, so the option is worthless. But don't forget that you've paid $315 for the option, so you are currently down by this amount.


Three weeks later the stock price is $78. The options contract has increased along with the stock price and is now worth $8.25 x 100 = $825. Subtract what you paid for the contract, and your profit is ($8.25 - $3.15) x 100 = $510. You almost doubled our money in just three weeks! You could sell your options, which is called "closing your position," and take your profits - unless, of course, you think the stock price will continue to rise.


Zalak Talreja
07 May 2014 at 11:41

Allotment of shares

can an unlisted public company allot shares ere by passing a board resolution to its existing shareholders??



Anonymous
04 May 2014 at 00:17

Rbi policy impact of stock markets

Dear Friends,

Can you please provide me any links regarding "how the RBI monetary Policies show an impact on the stock markets in India" - (sensex / Nifty).

Please help me with ... i m working on it to present a paper in this regard.

Thanks in advance.


Viral Kamdar

Hello!

I have a query regarding share price. In accounts, what is closing balance, is ALWAYS the opening balance next day. But in share market it is not so.

If the share price of ABC Ltd is closed at Rs 125 on Tuesday, the same is not the opening price on Wednesday. It may be Rs 122 or Rs 129 or so.

For what reasons this difference take place? How the opening price mechanism works?

Please throw some light upon it.

Thanks.


Ca Monty Garg

Hey Guys,
I was holding some debentures.
Its Record date was set on say 5 Apr
That means 4 Apr will be Ex-interest date and if hold the debentures on 3rd Apr i will be getting the interest.
Now if i sell them on 4th i should be eligible.
Actually i have not received the interest.
Now After checking my demat statement i recognized that my purchased shares are credited to me after 2 days but sold shares are debited the same day of purchase and the debentures were debited from my account in 4th Apr were not present on 5th Apr.

Now My Qus is that
Who own the debentures on 4th and 5th Apr and who will receive the interest



Anonymous
28 April 2014 at 16:50

Related to stock market

hello. sir i am interesting in stock market. what is the process of registration in stock market and how to trade in stock market ? and also how to decide the company for purchase of share and sale of sale? please give all details related the stock marke.
thanks for your support.


Pal78in

I have some shares in a privately held LLC (not listed on any exchange) in Singapore.

How long should I hold the shares after which they will be eligible for long term capital gain (as against short term)






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