Posting this message as a reminder of this thread.. Had bought pincon at previous levels of 100..ie after 2 issues of bonus shares adjusted 25rs/...
I hv been following the forum since pre bonus 100 levels..now it has been 7 months.. Wat I learnt from that was wenever stock moves up those who...
Plus raising debt again....which already high...is pincon swallowing more Dan it can digest??
New news about pincon- 1) It is buying a Singapore based company.2)signing a listing contract...guess it is for nse listing. 3) issuing fresh...
Bought it at pre bonus levels of 100... so on the verge of 200%...returns.. Anyways people who follow pincon , my question to you all is the hike...
What is WACC.. can someone expand it
The only drawback of this method is that we have to assume a number for cost of equity. .. So higher a number assumed it will be difficult for the...
So to summarise EVA Hurdle rate=Common equity * cost of common equity+EBITA*after tax cost of debt Here after tax cost of debt is = %age of...
Another simple formula for after/post tax cost of debt is Interest rate on debt* (100% minus income tax rate) For most of the companies income...
30 rs is loan .. rate of interest is 10%..(If u are lost please read last 8 to 9 message) .. roce is 30%... so ebita is 30 rs.. now since rate of...
Lost it a little bit:(... Now 30 rs was loan borrowed at 10%.. ebita was 30... so interest expense is 10% of 30 which is 3 rs...so profit before...
Hi so 70 *12%+30*7%= hurdle rate... So here 70 is common equity (retained earnings+share ) 12%is cost of common equity.. 30 (is EBITA) 7% ??? In...
Also in my above example of 100 .. where 30 rs is via bank borrowings.. let's assume company has to pay up interest of 10% per annum... and roce...
Can u break up the explanation of EVA a little more could not get ur example... suppose a company has employed 100 rs capital (to simplify things...
Like banks which is purely based on leverage play... hence we are supposed to assess return on assets... and can u expand EVA plz...
How comfortable are u people with debt....how much do you think u can allow the debt / equity ratio to stretch.. 1 or 1.5 or are u investing in...
Now let's assume a hypothetical situation... A company is meeting most of your above criteria but has following problems... 1) company is young...
Also the three most important lines in stock market investing...MARGIN OF SAFETY...
Also would anyone like to add some contribution to free cash flow... which forms the crux of cash flow analysis.... which ratios of free cash...
Hi suppose a company has decent operations cash but due to investing and financing overall cash flow is still negative and also if a company has...
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