Interest / Index Arbitrage
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
What arbitrage trade can you make from following situation: Cash trading at: Rs.100 Current month future trading at: Rs. 95 Next month future trading at: Rs.97
- A.
Current month cash futures
- B.
Next month cash futures
- C.
Calendar
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
C. CalendarExplanation
In this situation, an arbitrage trade can be made by executing a calendar spread. A calendar spread involves buying a futures contract for a later month and simultaneously selling a futures contract for a nearby month. In this case, one can buy the next month futures contract at Rs.97 and sell the current month futures contract at Rs.95. By doing so, the trader can take advantage of the price difference between the two contracts and potentially make a profit.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Record date for a stock is 27th Feb 2008 & dividend declared is Rs.15. What trade will you take if the expiry is on 26th Feb 2008 given the following situation: Cash trading at: Rs.1232 Current month future trading at: Rs. 1229 Next month future trading at: Rs.1227
- A.
Current month cash futures
- B.
Next month cash futures
- C.
Calendar
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
B. Next month cash futuresExplanation
Given that the record date for the stock is 27th Feb 2008 and the dividend declared is Rs.15, the trade to take if the expiry is on 26th Feb 2008 would be next month cash futures. This is because the dividend declared will be paid to shareholders who hold the stock on the record date, which is after the expiry date. Therefore, by taking next month cash futures, the trader can avoid the risk of losing the dividend payment.Rate this question:
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- 3.
You have 20,000 shares of Rs.100 each, company declares split of 1:5. What is the value of shares that you will have after ex-date?
- A.
Rs.100,00,000
- B.
Rs.20,00,000
- C.
Rs. 1,00,000
- D.
Rs. 2,00,00,000
Correct Answer
B. Rs.20,00,000Explanation
After the split of 1:5, each share will be divided into 5 shares. So, the total number of shares will increase to 20,000 x 5 = 100,000. The value of each share will be reduced to Rs.100/5 = Rs.20. Therefore, the total value of shares that you will have after the ex-date will be 100,000 x Rs.20 = Rs.20,00,000.Rate this question:
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- 4.
If you flip a stock with inflow of 0.5% and reinitiate the position at end of the day with outflow of 0.1% you have gained intraday (approx.):
- A.
0.3%
- B.
0.4%
- C.
0.33%
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
B. 0.4%Explanation
If you flip a stock with an inflow of 0.5% and reinitiate the position at the end of the day with an outflow of 0.1%, the net gain would be the difference between the inflow and outflow percentages. Therefore, the gain would be 0.5% - 0.1% = 0.4%.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What is the cost for BSE NSE arbitrage?
- A.
0.35%
- B.
0.15%
- C.
0.07%
- D.
0.28%
Correct Answer
D. 0.28%Explanation
The cost for BSE NSE arbitrage is 0.28%.Rate this question:
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- 6.
You have position in XYZ stock in which you were neither able to flip nor roll. What will you do to exit the position?
- A.
Do price discovery for cash
- B.
Do price discovery for future
- C.
Sell equal quantity of cash every hour throughout the day
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Do price discovery for cashExplanation
To exit the position in XYZ stock where flipping or rolling is not possible, one can do price discovery for cash. This involves determining the fair value of the stock in the current market by analyzing various factors such as supply and demand, market trends, and fundamental analysis. By conducting price discovery for cash, the individual can assess the current value of the stock and make an informed decision on whether to sell or hold the position.Rate this question:
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- 7.
If cash trading at Rs. 200 and dividend declared in the stock is Rs. 5, at what price should the future trade so that there does not exist any arbitrage opportunity?
- A.
Rs. 200
- B.
Rs. 195
- C.
Rs. 205
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
B. Rs. 195Explanation
In order to avoid any arbitrage opportunity, the price of the future trade should be lower than the cash trading price minus the dividend declared. In this case, the cash trading price is Rs. 200 and the dividend declared is Rs. 5. Therefore, the future trade should be priced at Rs. 195 to prevent any arbitrage opportunity.Rate this question:
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- 8.
During post market trading at what price should one put the order in NSE?
- A.
Average traded price
- B.
Closing price
- C.
LTP
- D.
MKT
Correct Answer
D. MKTExplanation
The correct answer is "MKT." MKT stands for "Market" and refers to the price at which the order should be placed during post-market trading on the NSE (National Stock Exchange). This means that the order will be executed at the prevailing market price at that time, ensuring immediate execution.Rate this question:
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- 9.
What happens when the stock goes Ex-rights?
- A.
Mkt cap of the company decreases
- B.
Mkt. cap of the company increases
- C.
Number of shares and Mkt cap. of the company increases
- D.
Number of shares and Mkt cap. of the company decreases
Correct Answer
C. Number of shares and Mkt cap. of the company increasesExplanation
When a stock goes ex-rights, it means that the rights to buy additional shares in the company have expired. This typically occurs when a company issues new shares to existing shareholders at a discounted price. As a result, the number of shares in the company increases as shareholders exercise their rights to buy new shares. Additionally, the market capitalization of the company also increases because there are now more shares outstanding.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Following data has been calculated taking closing prices as on 30th Jan:Total Mkt. Cap of the INDEX: 50 CrMkt. Cap of stock Y: 0.25 CrMkt. Cap of stock X: 1.25 CrStock X is going to replace stock Y in the Index. From the above information find:1) Weight of stock X in Changed Index
- A.
2.25%
- B.
0.5%
- C.
2.51%
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
D. None of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is None of the above. To calculate the weight of stock X in the changed index, we need to divide the market capitalization of stock X by the total market capitalization of the index and multiply by 100. In this case, the market capitalization of stock X is 1.25 Cr and the total market capitalization of the index is 50 Cr. Therefore, the weight of stock X in the changed index is (1.25/50) * 100 = 2.5%.Rate this question:
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- 11.
- 2) Adjustment that has to be done if you have Undha baskets
- A.
Buy Y and Sell X
- B.
Buy X and Sell Y
- C.
Buy X and Y
- 12.
Sensex is a ....
- A.
Market cap. weighted Index
- B.
Free Float weighted Index
- C.
Price Weighted Index
- D.
Volume Weighted Index
Correct Answer
B. Free Float weighted IndexExplanation
A free float weighted index is a stock market index in which the weight of each stock is determined by its free float market capitalization, which is the total market value of a company's outstanding shares that are freely available for trading. This means that stocks with a higher free float market capitalization will have a greater impact on the index. Therefore, the Sensex being a free float weighted index suggests that it is calculated based on the free float market capitalization of the stocks included in the index.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Is there any arbitrage opportunity given the following situation?Cash trading @ 5083Call trading @ 150Put trading @ 75Strike 5000
- A.
Yes, Conversion
- B.
No opportunity
- C.
Yes, Reversal
Correct Answer
C. Yes, ReversalExplanation
A reversal arbitrage opportunity exists in this situation. In a reversal arbitrage strategy, an investor would simultaneously buy the underlying asset (cash trading) and buy a put option while also selling a call option. The investor can then exercise the put option to sell the underlying asset at the strike price, while also receiving a premium from selling the call option. Since the cash trading price is higher than the sum of the put and call trading prices, there is a potential to make a risk-free profit through this strategy.Rate this question:
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Correct Answer
B. Buy X and Sell Y
B. Buy X and Sell Y
Explanation
The correct answer is "Buy X and Sell Y". This means that if you have Undha baskets, you should buy X and sell Y. This implies that there is a need to adjust the buying and selling strategy based on the presence of Undha baskets. The explanation suggests that buying X and selling Y is the appropriate adjustment to make in this scenario.
The correct answer is "Buy X and Sell Y". This means that if you have Undha baskets, you should buy X and sell Y. This implies that there is a need to adjust the buying and selling strategy based on the presence of Undha baskets. The explanation suggests that buying X and selling Y is the appropriate adjustment to make in this scenario.
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