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  • June 5, 2012 at 11:54 am #90480
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    ok this might help u guyz … dont ever work on NPV in real options as we look for lognormal returns in option valuation remember In(pa/pe) …… now u paid 14 millions (7+7) in two years to develop the game, and to buy the exclusive rights to sell the game…. u have an option to delay the release of the game cuz u have the exlucsive right now …. now to deermine the value of that options …u need to see whats the extra investment i ll have to undertake to get the PV of 38.75 (18+12+6+3) …. the extra investment u need is 35…. u dont need to discount it …. if u have an option to buy a share at 60 dollars in ten years time …u dont need to discount 60 cuz even after 10 yearz u ll pay 60 if the option is in money
    very badly explained >>>SORRY

    June 3, 2012 at 6:56 pm #98904
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    i ll be denoting standard deviation by ~
    in bpp book its mentioned ….. correlation coeffeicent = covariance between A and B divided by ( ~ of investment A multiplied by ~ investement b ) ….. answer will be between -1 and +1 ….. covariance is absolute …. and correlation coeffecient is relative as it tells u by how much the returns of the two investment move in line or against each other……… its like u know that some1 got 750 marks… u dont know he performed better or worse until ur told the maximum marks available… for example maximum available is 1000….. u calcualted the percentage 75 percent… now u know that he he performed reasonably well…. 750 alone has no value …. althought 75 percentage sum value of determining the performance….
    so correlation coefficient shows u the strength of covariance between the returns of two investments ….. just like percentage shows u the performance….
    -1 is perfectly negative….+1 is perfectly positive

    very bad at teaching but hope it helps….

    May 31, 2012 at 7:36 pm #69444
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    life is easy now

    May 31, 2012 at 11:44 am #98591
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    tiklief actually i had reached to that point of 18 unfunded days ….. should it not be like this 18/365 * 143.2 why are they deducting dividends payable from COGS…. ? plz have a look at that grefferinc problem too…. and thanx for the reply…

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