If someone purchased RIL shares worth Rs 10,000 in 1995, what is its today's value?
So I checked a bit about it on BSE and money control. Reliance industries was priced around 45.55 Rs in 2000. I could not get data of 1995 so. Assuming you bought shares worth 10,000, you would get around 219 and incase if you bought it at a bit lower, you would get 220 shares. I will be taking 220 shares for easier calculation.The stock has given 1:1 bonus twice. One on 27th November 2009 and other on 9th September 2017. This was the record date. So, your 220 shares would have become 880 till now. Assuming you did not sell a single share till now, the dividend you might have accumulated would be-Before first 1:1 bonus, dividend received would be 220 x 30.25 (4.25, 13, 13. 3 dividends were received) = 6655After first 1:1 bonus and before the second one would be 440 x 73.5 ( 7,8,8.5,9,9.5,10,10.5,11. 8 dividends were received) = 32,340After second 1:1, I don't see any dividends given till now. So, your 10,000 Rs would have got you 220 shares then which would have been 880 shares till now and value would be 8,68,560 ( As of today i.e. on 26/4/2018) and you might have accumulated dividend of Rs 38,995.
If I have Rs 30000 how much can I earn in month in intraday trading?
Few things you need to ask your self before starting to day trade.Do you have enough knowledge to day trade and make money out of it.Assuming you have a job, do you think you will be able to put the time it needs everyday.Do you think you can make money by investing the same money and time into something else.Now, coming to your question.I won’t suggest jumping into the equity market without putting time to learn it. The more you try to predict the flow the more you will make a loss. Once you have mastered your skills you can definitely start making good returns. Thanks to the power of compounding.With the help of margin trading you can buy x 10 - 20 times of the stock and make more than what you could by just Rs.30,000, at the same time you can lose most of your money too in trying to predict the market.Instead, Start by applying for IPOs get good listing gains if you are luck to be allotted the stock. Make money out of it and start experimenting from the money you make from the invested money. Don’t lose your hard earned money. Though this can be risky as well. Few stocks like Dr. Lal Issue Price Rs.550 . Listing day Rs.820 (more than 45% gain) Equitas, Ujjivan Finance etc. have done really well even post listing.More about the IPO history here : IPO Historic TableAt the same time invest a small amount into Equity market through Mutual Funds SIP and let someone who knows the rules of the game make the best out of it. Meanwhile you can take Rs.5000 out of the Rs.30,000 which you were planning on day trading and invest this in the market directly. Be ready to lose it and think of it is a learning for future bigger risks that you will be taking.As you are already aware, Investing in market is subject to market risk so be prepared to lose to some and make some.Feel free to get in touch over whats up if you want to discuss more : +91 9619462948PS: Before trying to become rich make sure you have secured yourself with the help of Insurance and mediclaim and have a few months of extra income in hand for any unavoidable circumstances.
What will be the return in HDFC bank IPO compared to ICICI Bank IPO since their listing including dividends?
The first price that I can see for HDFC Bank on 1st June 1995 adjusted for the split is 9.41 Rs. As of 21st April 2019, it is at 2293.65 Rs.Before the stock split in July 2011, it gave a total dividend of 86.4 Rs. on 1 share. Implying the dividend per current share would be 86.4 / 5 = 17.28 Rs. After the split, it gave total dividends of 58.3 Rs per share. Thus, total dividend per share comes to 75.5 Rs.Assuming you started with 1000 shares of HDFC Bank on 1st June 1995 (~ 10000 Rs. investment) , the total dividend received would be 75,500 Rs. and current value of those 1000 shares 22,93,650 Rs. Implying, your Rs. 10,000 investment would have a current value of ~ 23,69,150 Rs. (23.69 Lakh or 2.369 Million Rupees)The earliest price I can see for ICICI Bank is 5 Rs. in 1997. As of 21st April 2019 it is at 404.4 Rs. Assuming you started with 2000 current shares (~ 10,000 Rs.) , the total dividend received is ~ 41.1 Rs. So current investment value is 8,08,800 + dividend value of 84,400 = 8,93,200 Rs. (8.93 Lakh or 0.89 Million Rupees)So you can see with a similar investment in both banks around their IPOs , HDFC investment current value is ~ 3 times more than ICICI Bank investment value