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StocksWatch wrote:Despite the recent set back, many seems to still believe in chicken sector![]()
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banarahu wrote:StocksWatch wrote:Despite the recent set back, many seems to still believe in chicken sector![]()
I'm a vegetarian![]()
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Quibit wrote:How to Calculate Your Capital Gain/Loss
% Gain/Loss per Share = (End Share Price - Start Share Price)/Start Share Price
Start Share Price = Share Price on 4th May 2011
End Share Price = Share Price on 31st May 2011
As per given method calculate gain or loss in respect of 5 shares you have selected.
Thereafter apply these percentages to your investment value to calculated your gain or loss in respect of each company and the total.
Example:
A Company - Investment X Percentage Gain/Loss = Gain/Loss from Company A
B Company - Investment X Percentage Gain/Loss = Gain/Loss from Company B
C Company - Investment X Percentage Gain/Loss = Gain/Loss from Company C
D Company - Investment X Percentage Gain/Loss = Gain/Loss from Company D
E Company - Investment X Percentage Gain/Loss = Gain/Loss from Company E
Aggregate of all Gains would give you the Total Portfolio Gain for the Period + Any Adjustment Required.
* Adjustment would be in respect of dividends etc. will be resolved as an when issues are raised by the members. All issues will be discussed and amicably resolved by the Moderators and Volunteers.
Gaja wrote:
What will happen if i disposed it, when i feel it achieve its maximum, and if the value come down on 31st may
Gaja wrote:Quibit wrote:How to Calculate Your Capital Gain/Loss
% Gain/Loss per Share = (End Share Price - Start Share Price)/Start Share Price
Start Share Price = Share Price on 4th May 2011
End Share Price = Share Price on 31st May 2011
As per given method calculate gain or loss in respect of 5 shares you have selected.
Thereafter apply these percentages to your investment value to calculated your gain or loss in respect of each company and the total.
Example:
A Company - Investment X Percentage Gain/Loss = Gain/Loss from Company A
B Company - Investment X Percentage Gain/Loss = Gain/Loss from Company B
C Company - Investment X Percentage Gain/Loss = Gain/Loss from Company C
D Company - Investment X Percentage Gain/Loss = Gain/Loss from Company D
E Company - Investment X Percentage Gain/Loss = Gain/Loss from Company E
Aggregate of all Gains would give you the Total Portfolio Gain for the Period + Any Adjustment Required.
* Adjustment would be in respect of dividends etc. will be resolved as an when issues are raised by the members. All issues will be discussed and amicably resolved by the Moderators and Volunteers.
What will happen if i disposed it, when i feel it achieve its maximum, and if the value come down on 31st may
Quibit wrote:Gaja wrote:
What will happen if i disposed it, when i feel it achieve its maximum, and if the value come down on 31st may
Thanks Gaja!
Trading not allowed. I just added this to the Rules. Please clarify issues if any so that we could formulate an acceptable set of Rules for future reference.
banarahu wrote:StocksWatch wrote:Despite the recent set back, many seems to still believe in chicken sector![]()
I'm a vegetarian![]()
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This is interesting. I was not intent to participate this competition. But now I changed my mind.Quibit wrote:We could allow entire portfolio value together with the gains made in round 1 to be reinvested in 5 new stocks when the next round begins in June? This will make the competition more interesting whilst allowing stock switching according to company results and market sentiments.
We could have 10 rounds to complete one season. All new seasons will commence on the Home Base with all participant having to start afresh with equal investment values.
We could also include a 'portfolio value' option in the member profile so that all members can display virtual portfolio value as per the competition in their profile.
What do you guys say?
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godswen wrote:BTW are we allowed to invest in only one stock? Or in less than five counters?
If so I will have to change my virtual portfolio![]()
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Quibit wrote:Can anyone of the volunteers undertake to compute a worksheet as per the format given below;
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