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What is foreign exchange turnover?
The turnover on Forex market is around 4 bn USD daily.
What is the meanig of cumulative purchases in calculation of portfolio turnover ratio according to sebi?
Turnover is a measure of portfolio trading activity over some period of time. If you sold and then bought $50,000 of stocks in a portfolio with an average market value of $1 million during a year, turnover would be 5%. "Cumulative purchases" would be the total dollar amount of stocks bought during the year (or whatever time period is being measured).
What about formula for market debt ratio and book devt ratio and where is market value and book value?
Market debt ratio= TL / (TL - Equity) Note : equity with market value .
What is cross turnover?
What is cross turnover
Is annual turnover the income of sales for a company?
Annual turnover is annual sales revenue. The money which is generated from selling a product or service. This must not be confused with annual income because income is associated with profits and with income tax while turnover is not! Turnover is the language used by businessmen when asked what their sales figures are for the month or year. It is also used as a management tool to manage and compare the performance of a business with previous years and also with market competitors. If the turnover is high, it does not mean the income is high, because turnover is simply the starting point before profits are calculated and before gross and net income can be ascertained.
What is foreign exchange turnover?
The turnover on Forex market is around 4 bn USD daily.
What is the market of lux soap and why is it so?
lux soaps are very cheap and give out good fagrances
Market segmentation of lux soap?
girls
What is the market mix of lux soap?
good position
According to product life cycle which stage is lux in currently?
lux is in maturity stage......................but soon it will be get eliminated from the market.
How do you calculate the lux value for a light fixture for industrial tank area?
relation between lux and candla
How do you measure the size of a business?
The size of a business is not measured according to the size of its building, but other factors such as: • The market share of the business • The level of sales turnover • The number of employees • The value of the business • The value of capital employed The market share of the business is normally measured as a percentage. Obviously, the larger the percentage share of the market the larger the business. This measure is only useful for comparing businesses in the same industry; one business with 50% market share may be much larger or smaller than another business with the same market share if it is in a different sized market. The level of sales turnover can be used to measure the size of the business. The 1985 Companies Act says: "a firm with turnover less than £1.4 million is small. If turnover lies between £1.4 million and £5.75 million then the firm is medium size. If turnover is over £5.75 million it is large". The number of employees is an easy way of measuring the size of a business. It can be difficult to compare businesses in different markets using this measure, for example, a retail business may employ more people than a car manufacturer, but this does not mean the retailer is larger. This is because the car manufacturer uses a large amount of machinery, therefore it does not need as many workers. The value of the business measures the value of the business if it were to be sold. This value can vary enormously depending upon if there is another business wanting to buy it. The value of capital employed calculates the value of everything the business owns, in other words, how much it would cost to replace all of the businesses assets.
What is the meanig of cumulative purchases in calculation of portfolio turnover ratio according to sebi?
Turnover is a measure of portfolio trading activity over some period of time. If you sold and then bought $50,000 of stocks in a portfolio with an average market value of $1 million during a year, turnover would be 5%. "Cumulative purchases" would be the total dollar amount of stocks bought during the year (or whatever time period is being measured).
What is the market value for seismograph?
what is the market value for seismograph
What is market value of capital employed and how is the evaluation?
the market value of capital is a company's to market value minus is liability
What is difference between market capital and turnover?
Market capital is teh total turn over of the market in a perticular period .Where as Turn over is the single business activity"s investment and return .
How does stock holding period affect turnover?
Well turnover implies to multiple trade transactions. Anytime the shareholder decides to trade, holding period, and trade value is relevant.
