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		<title>Stock Futures &#8211; Journal Questions</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Dec 2008 16:17:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Journal Questions Short Futures—Trade Currency AUD, Functional Currency USD For the following scenario, prepare journal entries, general ledgers, trial balance, income statement, and balance sheet. XYZ Fund had the following trades in ABB in the futures market. The stock exchange requires that a margin of 20 percent of the value of the contract be maintained [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>Short Futures—Trade Currency AUD, Functional Currency USD</strong></p>
<p>For the following scenario, prepare journal entries, general ledgers, trial balance, income statement, and balance sheet.<br />
XYZ Fund had the following trades in ABB in the futures market. The stock exchange requires that a margin of 20 percent of the value of the contract be maintained throughout the life of the contract.</p>
<p>Date                Product Expiry        Quantity           Rate (AUD)          B/S        Brokerage<br />
22-Feb-07        25-Apr-07            –1,700                45                      S             320<br />
18-Mar-07        25-Apr-07            –1,400                50                      S             350<br />
13-Apr-07        25-Apr-07              2,000                43                      B             400<br />
25-Apr-07        25-Apr-07              1,100                42                   Expiry <br />
 </p>
<p>Date               FX Rate<br />
22-Feb-07     1.18182<br />
28-Feb-07     1.17762<br />
15-Mar-07     1.18322<br />
31-Mar-07     1.17521<br />
10-Apr-07     1.18231<br />
25-Apr-07     1.17425</p>
<p>Date              Market Price<br />
22-Feb-07        47<br />
28-Feb-07        55<br />
31-Mar-07        43<br />
25-Apr-07        45</p>
<p><strong>Long Futures—Trade Currency SGD, Functional Currency USD</strong></p>
<p>For the following scenario, prepare journal entries, general ledgers, trial balance, income statement, and balance sheet.<br />
AA Fund had the following trades in ABC in the futures market. The stock exchange requires that a margin of 10 percent of the value of the contract be maintained throughout the life of the contract.</p>
<p>Date               Product Expiry          Quantity          Rate (SGD)      B/S         Brokerage<br />
25-Aug-07      25-Nov-07             10,000              52.5              B               5,300<br />
18-Oct-07       25-Nov-07             15,000              51.0              B               5,200<br />
10-Nov-07      25-Nov-07           –16,000              54.0               S               3,000<br />
25-Nov-07      25-Nov-07             –9,000              53.0               Expiry </p>
<p>Date                     FX Rate<br />
25-Aug-07          1.5389<br />
31-Aug-07          1.5432<br />
30-Sep-07           1.5535<br />
18-Oct-07           1.5375<br />
31-Oct-07           1.5296<br />
10-Nov-07           1.5431<br />
25-Nov-07           1.5159</p>
<p>Date                   Market Price<br />
31-Aug-07              49<br />
30-Sep-07               47<br />
31-Oct-07               53<br />
25-Nov-07              57<br />
 <br />
<strong>Long Futures—Trade Currency JPY, Functional Currency USD</strong></p>
<p>For the following scenario, prepare journal entries, general ledgers, trial balance, income statement, and balance sheet.<br />
AA Fund had the following trades in ABC in the futures market. The stock exchange requires that a margin of 30 percent of the value of the contract be maintained throughout the life of the contract.</p>
<p>Date                Product Expiry         Quantity          Rate (JPY)         B/S           Brokerage<br />
29-Jan-07        25-Apr-07               1,000             800                  B                530<br />
15-Mar-07       25-Apr-07               1,500             820                  B                520<br />
10-Apr-07       25-Apr-07              –1,600            845                   S               300<br />
25-Apr-07       25-Apr-07                 –900            850                   Expiry </p>
<p>Date                 FX Rrate<br />
1-Jan-07          123.805<br />
29-Jan-07        124.850<br />
31-Jan-07        125.705<br />
28-Feb-07       124.805<br />
15-Mar-07       125.705<br />
31-Mar-07       125.205<br />
10-Apr-07       124.235<br />
25-Apr-07       124.569</p>
<p>Date                Market Price<br />
31-Jan-07         750<br />
28-Feb-07        770<br />
31-Mar-07        855<br />
25-Apr-07        857<br />
 <br />
<strong>Short Futures—Functional Currency USD</strong></p>
<p>For the following scenario, prepare journal entries, general ledgers, trial balance, income statement, and balance sheet.<br />
ABC Fund had the following trades in IBM in the futures market. The stock exchange requires that a margin of 15 percent of the value of the contract be maintained throughout the life of the contract.</p>
<p>Date                 Product Expiry          Qty            Rate (USD)        B/S        Brokerage<br />
22-Feb-07        25-Apr-07            –1,500            45                   S              320<br />
18-Mar-07        25-Apr-07            –1,800            50                   S              350<br />
13-Apr-07        25-Apr-07              2,000            43                   B              400<br />
25-Apr-07        25-Apr-07              1,300            42                   Expiry <br />
 <br />
Date              Market Price<br />
22-Feb-07          47<br />
28-Feb-07          55<br />
31-Mar-07          43<br />
25-Apr-07          45</p>
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		<title>Stock Futures &#8211; Objective Questions</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Dec 2008 16:16:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Objective Questions 1. When an investor buys stock futures, and if it results in physical settlement, then a. The investor has to pay the margin amount and take delivery of the stock. b. The investor takes the delivery and pays at an agreed upon future date. c. The investor can take the delivery on payment [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p><strong>Objective Questions</strong></p>
<p>1. When an investor buys stock futures, and if it results in physical settlement, then<br />
a. The investor has to pay the margin amount and take delivery of the stock.<br />
b. The investor takes the delivery and pays at an agreed upon future date.<br />
c. The investor can take the delivery on payment of a meager amount.<br />
d. The investor takes the delivery and his broker pays for him.<br />
e. The investor has to pay for the contracted price and take delivery of the stock.</p>
<p>2. When the stock futures are sold and it results in physical settlement, then the physical shares should be delivered by the investor to<br />
a. The broker.<br />
b. The exchange.<br />
c. The buyer.<br />
d. The custodian of the buyer.<br />
e. Any individual who is authorized by the buyer to receive the shares.</p>
<p>3. When the futures contract results in physical settlement, then the brokerage originally expensed<br />
a. Should be capitalized and taken to the concerned shares account.<br />
b. Should be discounted.<br />
c. Should be considered as part of the cost.<br />
d. Should be reversed to the investor account.<br />
e. Both a and d.</p>
<p>4. Which among the following is a correct accounting entry on payment of margin?</p>
<p>COMP: Please make the following choices somehow match the previous multiple choice NumberSub style, as “a.” “b.” etc.</p>
<p>a)</p>
<p>Date                                         Particulars                                                                                               Debit (JPY)                                          Credit (JPY)<br />
1-Jan-X1                Futures Margin Account                                                             25,000.00<br />
To Bank Account                                                                                                                                                                   25,000.00<br />
(Being the margin amount on purchase of futures paid)</p>
<p>b)<br />
Date                                               Particulars                                                                                            Debit (JPY)                     Credit (JPY)<br />
1-Jan-X1                 Investment Equity stock Account                                    25,000.00<br />
To Bank Account                                                                                     25,000.00<br />
(Being the margin amount on purchase of futures paid)</p>
<p>c)<br />
Date                                                  Particulars                                                                                          Debit (JPY)                                       Credit (JPY)<br />
1-Jan-X1                  Bank Account                                                                                                 25,000.00<br />
To Futures Margin Account                                                                                                                                25,000.00<br />
(Being the margin amount on purchase of futures paid)</p>
<p>d)<br />
Date                                             Particulars                                                                                                 Debit (JPY)                                       Credit (JPY)<br />
1-Jan-X1                   Bank Account                                                                                                  25,000.00<br />
To Investment Equity stock Account                                                                                                    25,000.00<br />
(Being the margin amount on purchase of futures paid)</p>
<p>e)<br />
Date                                            Particulars                                                      Debit (JPY)                                        Credit (JPY)<br />
1-Jan-X1                   Futures Margin Account                                                                   25,000.00<br />
To Investment Equity stock Account                                                      25,000.00<br />
(Being the margin amount on purchase of futures paid)</p>
<p>5. Assuming a sale of stock futures being liquidation of long stock futures, which among the following is true in case of available-for-sale?<br />
a. Receivable from broker amount will be shown as investments on the asset side of balance sheet.<br />
b. Receivable from broker amount will be shown in the P&amp;L account.<br />
c. Receivable from broker will be shown as current assets on the balance sheet.<br />
d. Receivable from broker shown off balance sheet.<br />
e. Receivable from broker will be adjusted to payable to broker.</p>
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		<title>Stock Futures &#8211; Summary</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Dec 2008 16:15:33 +0000</pubDate>
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<li>When the investor buys the stock futures, and if it results in physical settlement, then the investor has to pay the contracted price and take delivery of the stock. The margin money paid will, however, be adjusted against the total money that the investor should pay the exchange.</li>
<li>The brokerage paid on the futures trade would have been directly expensed and not taken as part of the cost of the shares that was to be acquired.</li>
<li>When the futures contract results in physical settlement, then the brokerage originally expensed should be capitalized and taken to the concerned shares account.</li>
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