| Name : Bhasskar Prakaash | City : Patna |
| ARN NO : 80790 | Date : 21 Dec 2014 |
| Comments : |
| There is no need to explain my query as I got the point. Thanks once again for such a nice article. |
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| Name : Bhasskar Prakaash | City : Patna |
| ARN NO : 80790 | Date : 21 Dec 2014 |
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| Nice article indeed. But, there is one confusion. How have you arrived at the replacement value of Rs 500 per share? Please explain. |
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| Name : Yogesh Kumar Bhatia | City : Noida |
| ARN NO : ARN-1995 | Date : 02 Dec 2014 |
| Comments : |
| Simple but very effective way, by example, to explain about the book value v/s replacement. Thanks very much for this valuable knowledge. |
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| Name : anuradha kannan kavedi | City : New Delhi |
| ARN NO : 86733 | Date : 29 Nov 2014 |
| Comments : |
| very valuable information especially like me whose back ground is not finance/commerce. nice keep it up. |
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| Name : RAGHUNATHAN VARADARAJAN | City : CHENNAI - 600018 |
| ARN NO : ARN 32682 | Date : 29 Nov 2014 |
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| We should look at the Book Value V/s Replacment Value with reference to Insurance as well. While the Insurers would normally cover for the WDV rates, the replacement value in the event of a calamity would be much more. Even if the insurance is taken for the Replacement Value , there would be suitable adjustment for the depreciation. Please could you highlight this aspect ? |
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| Name : Raj Talati - ABM Investment | City : Vadodara |
| ARN NO : 3535 | Date : 29 Nov 2014 |
| Comments : |
| Fantastic way of explanation. Concept cleraed. Thanks a lot |
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