Explnation is so simple bcos of the homework done by Mukul Sir in PPT, it is easier for us to understand .... bcos his PPT is ready with all the data fed in ...this all needs a lot of hard work & preparation... soch ke dekho Doston.... this kind of valuable knowledge been shared free of cost is appreciative ...thanks Mukul Ji...
Agar promoters ko apni company ke shares sell karne hai to kis price pe sell karenge aur kis market mei sell hoga....? This is the Question on free float market capitalism video
Thanks alot for such excellent explanation But i have one query Can i consider the book value as the value of my share in company that i wl definitely get that amount if company is in loss or bankrupted or closed? Does book value assures that i wl get that much return definitely? Please make me understand
Mene Shah investor home limited me demat and trading account khulva liya kya Shah investor vala auto debited hi karta he hamari permition Lena chahiye ne par vo log auto dabited pamant mere a/c me kata jata he to usme un auto debited karva sakte nahi he eske bare me muje Puri jankari chahiye sir mene offline demat account khulva ya he please sir guides me information
The number of shares outstanding is listed on a company's balance sheet as "Capital Stock" and is reported on the company's quarterly filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The number of shares outstanding can also be found in the capital section of a company's annual report
@@AssetYogi but apne toh equity share capital ko total outstanding shares se divide kara, balance sheet mai toh total share capital mai owners ka v capital rahta hain naki only retail investors or institutional investors ka
@@AssetYogi jo share secondary market mai hain usko free floating share kahte hain and jo owners k pass hain usko restricted shares, so total outstanding shares= owners shares + free-floating shares
Aap jo middleclass logo ke liye kar rahe hi koi nahi karta Sab Khud hi fida leta hi apni knowledge se god work sir Thanks for sharing this excellent work sir
Shawn , As explained in the video the Book value of a share can vary from industry to industry. For ex- today tata steel market price = 0.5 * Book value while TCS has MP = 9*BV. So it’s advised to compare the book value of a stock to its historical values & its peers book value.
Hello Sir, I'm just over with my 10 th standard exams and your explanation was so lucid and simple that I was able to grab all the information.Thanks a lot. Eagerly Waiting for the next video on P/B Aryan Shah
Dear Mukul, Thank you for creating these videos. I have been hooked since the first day. These videos are very important for us as Indians. We study so much in our lives, but I think, economic understanding is something that is severely underappreciated in our country. I guess, it is because of this that we have never turned into a capitalist country.... hopefully with videos like these available for everyone so selflessly, we will eventually no longer be doomed to be poor.
Sir dividned kya hota hai.... ?? Aur agar ek company dividend deti hai to sheres ki market value change hogi kya... ?Aur ek, balance sheet main konsi value enter karte hain, market value, face value kya book value? Just Subscribed!!!!!!
The company board of directors decide that dividend should be given or not, but usually people don't invest for dividend and yes share price increases with dividend .
@@dipeshlal7125 If the company decides to give dividend to their shareholders, is there any change can be observed in the price of shares at the same time, the same company doesn't decided to give dividend to their shareholders? And how dividend is calculated...
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This is the best part of the explanation or any tutorial video I've ever come across. No tutorial matches your simplicity and the information you are providing.
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Thank you for your good Work. Could you explain to us what is the application rather the use of knowing and comparing P/B ratio ? How does it help us choose one company from another. PS. I do know it cannot be that simple to judge a company and then there are multiple others things to look for. Also thank you for doing the exercise of p/b ratio to the end of the video.
Dear sir it is very glad to me, to say this you r doing a very good job , you r unlocking the financial solutions in very easy way and it is easy to understand for common people like me ... Here i request to you that pls guide us to known about demat A/c , trading A/c and how to trade online our-self . once again thank you very much for supporting to us.
Thanks for the video, I would also like to know the importance of Book Value, Market Value and PB Ratio in purchasing of shares and to assess the future prospects of any company.🙏
hi sir, very nice video very well explained, i would like to know how we can use these formulas to shortlist the companies, i would really appreciate if you could explain with live example
Sir, Thanks for helping me get tense concepts so clearly. Though I understood the three aspects, but still not very sure the Importance of PB ratio? Does that mean higher the ratio better is the company? but MV depends on the sentiments of the market, right?