Aptitude - Stocks and Shares - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Stocks and Shares - General Questions (Q.No. 1)
1.
In order to obtain an income of Rs. 650 from 10% stock at Rs. 96, one must make an investment of:
Rs. 3100
Rs. 6240
Rs. 6500
Rs. 9600
Answer: Option
Explanation:

To obtain Rs. 10, investment = Rs. 96.

To obtain Rs. 650, investment = Rs. 96 x 650 = Rs. 6240.
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Discussion:
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Ross said:   1 decade ago
Can somebody solve it with easy explanation please?

Haritha said:   1 decade ago
Why income is face value? will you explain me?

Vijay said:   1 decade ago
10% of share value 96* profit = investment.

9.6*650 = 6240.

Hemant said:   1 decade ago
What is the face value and market value?

Nilofar said:   1 decade ago
Face value is 96.

96*10% = 9.6.

9.6*650 = 6240.

Ajay said:   1 decade ago
When stocks are out we have a base value.

Here base value = 100 as per BSE Sensex.

So 10% stock means profit is 10% of base value.

Profit from investment in 1 share (Rs 96) is Rs 10.

So investment of Rs 1 yields Rs 10/96 profit.

So Rs x investment yields Rs (10/96) *x profit, which is Rs 650.

So investment x = Rs 6240.

U.K Paul said:   1 decade ago
Face value = 100.
Dividend = 10.

So. To earn 650 we have to buy 650/10 = 65.
So, investment = 65*95 = 6240.

Sid said:   1 decade ago
Income = rate of dividend * face value.
Thus, face value = 6500.

Investment, or market value would be 96% of face value.
The 'Rs' should not be there with 96 it should be just 96 meaning that market value is 96% of face value.

Income = rate of dividend * face value.

Thus, Rs 650 = 10% * face value.

Face value = 6500 Rs.

Market Value or Investment = 96% of face value = Rs 6240.

Dinesh Kumar said:   1 decade ago
'10% stock at Rs.96'. What does stock means? Please clarify.

James said:   1 decade ago
Can some one tell me what Rs stand for?


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