Hi,
Is there any way to calculate New high new low index indicator to find market breadth. Any website provides it?
This indicator from Elder Alexander books look intriguing. Tried checking this in different platforms but couldn’t succeed. Or is it thatonly way to plot is taking it directly from NSE or BSE website and calculate it manually?
I am trying to understand how NPAs are added/deducted and how Bad debts are written off from P&L during a particular year. For instance take following notes from an NBFC.
Here Bad debts/advances written off is 315.66. How do they come to this figure?
Another note regarding movement of NPAs below. How NPAs are added and deducted during the year? Any norms for that or is that just as mgmt wishes to deduct/add during the year. I understand that closing balance is summation of net NPAs(sub standard+doubtful+loss assets) which is also the opening balance of next year.
Should one add costs such as - Brokerage & Tax incurred (while buying the stock) to the Cost of purchase of a stock or only the terminal price paid should be considered while measuring one’s portfolio performance & calculating capital gains tax (after selling the stock)…
These are two different things – calculating capital gains for income tax purpose and calculating portfolio performance for personal review.
For income tax purpose, all costs directly attributable to the purchase or sale of the share can be adjusted, such as brokerage or transaction charges except STT. You can easily google for this information since this is straight away as per Income Tax law.
If you are a DIY retail investor and doing a personal performance review, I think you should include not only the direct costs given above but ALL costs related to your investing activity itself, such as annual demat charges, subscription to magazines, paid services, websites etc. if any and so on. After deducting all of these, one should be able to beat the average equity mutual fund at least, then only it is worth investing directly in the markets.
Just use the Add Quick Ratio box . Using it you can search for and add predefined ratios ( or even your own custom ratios that you defined earlier) . BTW, You need to login to use this feature.