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Bhasskar Prakaash ARN NO :80790 Patna, 21 Dec 2014

There is no need to explain my query as I got the point. Thanks once again for such a nice article.

Bhasskar Prakaash ARN NO :80790 Patna, 21 Dec 2014

Nice article indeed. But, there is one confusion. How have you arrived at the replacement value of Rs 500 per share? Please explain.

Yogesh Kumar Bhatia ARN NO :ARN-1995 Noida, 02 Dec 2014

Simple but very effective way, by example, to explain about the book value v/s replacement. Thanks very much for this valuable knowledge.

anuradha kannan kavedi ARN NO :86733 New Delhi, 29 Nov 2014

very valuable information especially like me whose back ground is not finance/commerce. nice keep it up.

RAGHUNATHAN VARADARAJAN ARN NO :ARN 32682 CHENNAI - 600018, 29 Nov 2014

We should look at the Book Value V/s Replacment Value with reference to Insurance as well. While the Insurers would normally cover for the WDV rates, the replacement value in the event of a calamity would be much more. Even if the insurance is taken for the Replacement Value , there would be suitable adjustment for the depreciation. Please could you highlight this aspect ?

Raj Talati - ABM Investment ARN NO :3535 Vadodara, 29 Nov 2014

Fantastic way of explanation. Concept cleraed. Thanks a lot