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SECURITY ANALYSIS

Presented by:

S.Anusha

V. Jyothsna sowgandhi

MIC College of Technology

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CONTENT

• Introduction to stock exchange

• Security meaning

• Types of securities

• Security analysis types – fundamental analysis– Technical analysis

• Conclusion

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STOCK MARKET

• Stock Exchange also called Stock Market or Share Market

• The price at which each buying and selling transaction takes is determined by the market forces.

• Stock markets started in 1881.• Totally 21 stock exchanges in India.• National stock exchange and Bombay stock

exchanges are famous stock exchanges.

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TYPES OF SECURITIES

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EQUITY SHARE CERTIFICATE

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PREFERENCE SHARE CERTIFICATE

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BOND

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DEBENTURE

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DERIVATIVES

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SECURITY ANALYSIS

• The analysis of various tradable financial instruments is called security analysis.

• It is the initial phase of the portfolio management process.

• This step consists of examining the risk-return characteristics of individual securities.

• Buy under priced securities and sell over priced securities.

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TYPES OF SECURITY ANALYSIS

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FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

• It is a logical and systematic approach to estimating the future dividends and share price.

• It is based on the basic premise that share price is determined by a number of fundamental factors.

• The fundamental factors are relating to EIC analysis framework

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EIC analysis framework

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ECONOMY ANALYSIS

• Factors including while making economy analysis

– GDP

– Interest rates

– Inflation

– Exchange rates

– Government revenue , expenditure and deficits

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INDUSTRY ANALYSIS

Industry life cycle

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• There are 24 sectors in Indian industry. They are– Banking sector

– Information technology sector

– Pharmaceutical sector

– Agriculture sector

– Real estate sector

– Telecommunication sector

– Textiles sector

– Media sector

– Auto mobile sector etc….

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COMPANY ANALYSIS

[Factors that affect present and future values]

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TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

• A technical analyst tries to identify the historical patterns from the chart, based on this he/she is going to forecast the future price movement.

• stages in technical analysis:– Collecting data

– Represent in charts

– Evaluation of historical patterns

– Forecasting the prices

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TYPES OF CHARTS

• Line chart

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Bar charts

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A candlestick chart

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EXAMPLE ON FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

Sno. Company Fundamental analysis

P/E NPM EPS

1 Wipro 16.24 14.9 23.65

2 Bharti Airtel 26.44 3.9 10.01

3. Cipla 23.34 20.5 15.83

4 ITC 30.82 23.9 8.22

5 L&T 20.86 7.5 74.37

6 NTPC 14.45 15.5 11.70

7 ONGC 8.86 30.1 31.68

8 DR.REDDYS

18.96 13.2 88.15

9 HDFC 28.94 20 26.91

10 AXIS Bank 9.8 17.8 107.50

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• Profit volume ratio (P/E ratio):-

Market price /Earnings per share(EPS)

• Earnings per share(EPS):-

Net Profit Available To Equity Shareholders/ Number Of Shareholders

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EXAMPLE ON TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

Date Open Price High Price Low Price Close Price

14-Aug-12 356 357.55 352.4 355.5

16-Aug-12 354.2 354.7 347 349.4

17-Aug-12 349.4 354.5 346.5 353.5

21-Aug-12 350.65 358.5 350.65 355.75

22-Aug-12 355 357.45 350.25 354.5

23-Aug-12 355.65 366.75 355.65 363.1

24-Aug-12 362.95 366.5 360.25 365.1

27-Aug-12 366.5 366.85 360.05 361.25

28-Aug-12 360.5 365 359 363.65

29-Aug-12 364 369 361.5 364.15

30-Aug-12 364 370 362.1 369

31-Aug-12 369 372.5 360.55 362.6

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3-Sep-12 362.9 372.5 361.65 364.2

4-Sep-12 363 366 360.4 363.05

5-Sep-12 361 364 357.7 362.1

6-Sep-12 362.5 379 360.7 377.45

7-Sep-12 381.5 384.8 376.9 377.8

8-Sep-12 378.5 382.6 378.5 380.75

10-Sep-12 380 382.3 375 376.45

11-Sep-12 373.5 377 372.1 374.85

12-Sep-12 377.25 386 375.3 384.55

13-Sep-12 387.1 389.35 385.5 387.9

14-Sep-12 395.95 395.95 387.55 391.55

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CONCLUSION

• Both analysis are very essential to analysis the securities. Fundamental analysis gives good results comparatively technical analysis.

• If investor wants to invest his amount on long term bases he got for fundamental analysis.

• Then investor may get good amount of return.

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