SL No. | Security Analysis and Portfolio Management | Pg No. |
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unit 1.Basic Concepots | ||
1 | present value | 2 |
2 | future value | 2 |
3 | future value of a single cash flow | 3 |
4 | present value of a single cash flow | 4 |
5 | short compounding periods | 6 |
6 | present value of an uneven series of cash flows | 7 |
7 | present value of an annuity | 8 |
8 | future value of an annuity | 10 |
9 | measures of central tendency | 11 |
10 | mode | 11 |
11 | median | 11 |
12 | mean | 12 |
13 | arithmetic mean | 12 |
14 | geometric mean | 12 |
15 | earnings per share | 12 |
16 | dispersion | 14 |
17 | variance | 15 |
18 | standard deviation | 15 |
unit 2:-Investment | ||
1 | economic development | 23 |
2 | financial system | 23 |
3 | investment versus speculation and gambling | 23 |
4 | investment versus speculation | 24 |
5 | investment versus gambling | 24 |
6 | nature of risk | 24 |
7 | nature of risk | 24 |
8 | return expectation | 24 |
9 | decision | 24 |
10 | nature of risk | 24 |
11 | chances of risk | 24 |
12 | decision | 24 |
13 | investment alternatives/avenues | 24 |
14 | real assets | 25 |
15 | financial asset | 25 |
16 | nonmarketable financial asset | 26 |
17 | bank deposit | 26 |
18 | post office -time deposit | 26 |
19 | kisan vikas patra | 26 |
20 | national savings certificate | 26 |
21 | company deposit | 26 |
22 | employees provident fund | 26 |
23 | public provident fund | 27 |
24 | marketable financial assets | 27 |
25 | money market instrument | 27 |
26 | treasury bills | 27 |
27 | certificate of deposit | 27 |
28 | commercial paper | 28 |
29 | repos | 28 |
30 | bonds or fixed income securities | 28 |
31 | government securities | 28 |
32 | Government of India bonds | 29 |
33 | Private sector debentures | 29 |
34 | Private sector Bonds-PSC Bonds | 30 |
35 | preference shares | 30 |
36 | equity shares | 31 |
37 | authorized capital | 31 |
38 | issued capital | 31 |
39 | paid-up capital | 31 |
40 | par value | 31 |
41 | issue price | 31 |
42 | share premium | 31 |
43 | book value | 31 |
44 | market value | 31 |
45 | mutual funds | 32 |
46 | word game | 32 |
unit 3:-introduction to security Analysis | ||
1 | securities market | 41 |
2 | debt market | 41 |
3 | derivatives market | 41 |
4 | security analysis | 42 |
5 | intrinsic value | 42 |
6 | fundamental analysis | 43 |
7 | technical analysis | 43 |
8 | economy analysis | 43 |
9 | industry analysis | 43 |
10 | company analysis | 43 |
unit 4:- Risk and Return concepts | ||
1 | measurement of return | 52 |
2 | return during a period | 52 |
3 | return on an equity | 53 |
4 | rate of return | 53 |
5 | risk | 54 |
6 | types of risk | 54 |
7 | systematic risk | 55 |
8 | market risk | 55 |
9 | purchasing power risk | 55 |
10 | interest rate risk | 55 |
11 | unsystematic risk | 56 |
12 | business risk | 56 |
13 | financial risk | 56 |
14 | default risk | 56 |
15 | liquidity risk | 57 |
16 | measurement of risk | 58 |
17 | risk and return relationship | 59 |
18 | portfolio risk | 60 |
19 | portfolio return | 60 |
20 | portfolio variance | 61 |
21 | covariance | 61 |
22 | capital asset pricing model - CAPM | 62 |
23 | risk free return | 63 |
24 | market risk premium | 63 |
25 | beta of the security | 63 |
26 | beta of an asset | 64 |
27 | securities market line | 65 |
28 | SML | 65 |
29 | expected return | 65 |
30 | risk reduction through diversification | 67 |
31 | total risk | 69 |
32 | dividend | 70 |
33 | price appreciation | 70 |
34 | inflation | 70 |
35 | OTC stock | 70 |
36 | risk-less asset | 70 |
37 | treasury bill | 70 |
unit 5:Securities market indicators | ||
1 | securities market | 74 |
2 | classification of securities market | 74 |
3 | structure of securities market | 74 |
4 | debt market | 75 |
5 | government securities market | 75 |
6 | corporate debt market | 75 |
7 | money market | 75 |
8 | equity market | 76 |
9 | primary equity market | 76 |
10 | public issue | 76 |
11 | rights issue | 77 |
12 | private placement | 77 |
13 | preferential allotment | 77 |
14 | secondary equity market stock exchange | 77 |
15 | Bombay stock Exchange | 78 |
16 | national stock exchange | 78 |
17 | derivatives market | 79 |
18 | options market | 80 |
19 | futures market | 80 |
20 | stock market indices | 82 |
21 | bomb stock market indices | 82 |
22 | S and P CNX Nifty | 83 |
23 | market capitalization | 83 |
24 | construction of stock market indices | 83 |
25 | value of the indices on the requires date | 84 |
26 | Wholesale Debt market-WDM | 87 |
27 | over the counter-OTC | 87 |
unit 6:- Fundamental analysis | ||
1 | economy analysis | 92 |
2 | industry analysis | 92 |
3 | company analysis | 92 |
4 | approaches to industry analysis | 94 |
5 | economy analysis | 94 |
6 | GDP growth rate | 94 |
7 | behavior of monsoon and performance of agriculture | 95 |
8 | trends in public investment and savings | 95 |
9 | monetary and fiscal policy | 95 |
10 | economic and political stability | 95 |
11 | inflation | 95 |
12 | infrastructure facilities and arrangements | 95 |
13 | industry analysis | 96 |
14 | industry life cycle analysis | 96 |
15 | analysis of the structure and characteristics of industry | 97 |
16 | product line | 97 |
17 | raw | 97 |
18 | nature of demand | 97 |
19 | permanence | 98 |
20 | labour conditions | 98 |
21 | past sales and earnings performance | 98 |
22 | attitude of government towards industry | 98 |
23 | analysis of competitive conditions and influence on industry attractiveness: porters model | 99 |
24 | industry competitors | 99 |
25 | potential entrants | 99 |
26 | substitutes | 99 |
27 | bargaining power of the buyers | 99 |
28 | bargaining power of the suppliers | 100 |
29 | company analysis | 101 |
30 | marketing policies | 101 |
31 | accounting policies | 101 |
32 | profitability | 101 |
33 | dividend policy | 101 |
34 | capital structure | 101 |
35 | management | 102 |
36 | financial statement analysis | 102 |
37 | tools of financial statement analysis | 102 |
38 | ratio analysis | 102 |
39 | liquidity ratio | 102 |
40 | leverage ratio | 103 |
41 | turnover ratio | 103 |
42 | profitability ratio | 103 |
43 | valuation ratio | 104 |
44 | liquidity ratio | 104 |
45 | current ratio | 104 |
46 | liquid ratio | 104 |
47 | cash ratio | 104 |
48 | leverage ratio | 105 |
49 | debt equity ratio | 105 |
50 | debt asset ratio | 105 |
51 | interest coverage ratio | 105 |
52 | dividend coverage ratio | 105 |
53 | debt service coverage ratio | 105 |
54 | turn over ratio | 105 |
55 | inventory turn over ratio | 105 |
56 | debtors turnover ratio | 106 |
57 | average collection period | 106 |
58 | fixed asset turn over ratio | 106 |
59 | total asset turn over ratio | 106 |
60 | profitability ratio | 106 |
61 | gross profit ratio | 106 |
62 | net profit ratio | 106 |
63 | return on asset ratio | 106 |
64 | return on capital employed ratio | 106 |
65 | return on equity ratio | 107 |
66 | valuation ratio | 107 |
67 | price earning ratio | 107 |
68 | price earnings per share-EPS | 107 |
69 | dividend per share | 107 |
70 | dividend yield | 107 |
71 | earnings yield | 107 |
72 | dividend payout ratio | 107 |
73 | book value per share | 107 |
74 | trend analysis | 107 |
75 | index analysis | 108 |
76 | common size analysis | 108 |
unit 7:- Technical analysis | ||
1 | classical and modern technical analysis | 117 |
2 | dows theory | 118 |
3 | three important trends | 119 |
4 | primary trend | 119 |
5 | intermediate trend | 120 |
6 | short term trend | 120 |
7 | charting techniques | 120 |
8 | persistence of trends | 120 |
9 | relationship between volume and trend | 120 |
10 | support and resistance levels | 121 |
11 | bar and line chart | 121 |
12 | point and figure chart | 122 |
13 | moving average analysis | 123 |
14 | relative strength analysis | 125 |
15 | head and shoulders formation | 126 |
16 | momentum indicators | 127 |
17 | rate of change-ROC | 127 |
18 | moving average convergence divergence-MACD | 127 |
19 | oscillators | 128 |
20 | relative strength index | 129 |
21 | volume | 129 |
22 | breadth indicators | 131 |
23 | Elliot wave theory | 131 |
24 | bull market | 134 |
25 | bear market | 134 |
unit 8:- Efficient Market Theory | ||
1 | Efficient market | 138 |
2 | Efficient market hypothesis or random walk hypothesis | 138 |
3 | forms of efficient market hypothesis | 140 |
4 | weak form of efficiency | 140 |
5 | semi-strong form of efficiency | 140 |
6 | strong form of efficiency | 140 |
7 | tests of efficient market hypothesis | 141 |
8 | serial correlation tests | 141 |
9 | run tests | 141 |
10 | filter tests event study | 142 |
11 | portfolio study | 144 |
12 | price overreactions | 145 |
13 | calender anomalies | 145 |
14 | crash of 1987 | 145 |
15 | misconceptions about efficeint market hpothesis | 146 |
16 | misconception | 146 |
unit 9:-Bond Valuation | ||
1 | Collateral | 154 |
2 | call provision | 154 |
3 | sinking fund provision | 154 |
4 | protective covenants | 154 |
5 | yields to maturity | 155 |
6 | risks in bonds | 157 |
7 | interest rate risks | 158 |
8 | default risks | 158 |
9 | call risk | 158 |
10 | liquidity risk | 158 |
11 | reinvestment risk | 158 |
12 | foreign exchange risk | 158 |
13 | rating of bonds | 159 |
14 | moody's | 159 |
15 | standard and Poor's | 159 |
16 | Australian rating | 159 |
17 | strategies of bond management | 160 |
18 | active bond management strategies | 160 |
19 | sector and asset substitution | 160 |
20 | maturity adjustment | 160 |
21 | quality diversification | 160 |
22 | coupon adjustment | 160 |
23 | passive management strategies | 161 |
24 | buy and hold strategy | 161 |
25 | bond ladder strategy | 161 |
unit 10:-Portfolio Management | ||
1 | phases of portfolio management | 168 |
2 | process of portfolio management | 168 |
3 | specification of investment objectives and constraints | 170 |
4 | liquidity | 170 |
5 | time horizon | 171 |
6 | tax consideration | 171 |
7 | risk | 171 |
8 | choice of asset mix | 172 |
9 | conventions wisdom on asset mix | 173 |
10 | Paul Samuelsson on asset mix | 173 |
11 | Benjamin graham on asset mix | 173 |
12 | John Bogle on asset mix | 174 |
13 | case | 174 |
14 | formulation of portfolio strategy | 175 |
15 | market timing | 175 |
16 | sector rotation | 175 |
17 | security selection | 175 |
18 | use of a specialized concept | 175 |
19 | selection of securities | 177 |
20 | portfolio execution | 177 |
21 | portfolio revision | 177 |
22 | portfolio rebalancing | 177 |
23 | portfolio upgrading | 178 |
24 | portfolio evaluation | 178 |
25 | trenor's measure | 178 |
26 | sharpe's measure | 178 |
27 | jensen's measure | 179 |
28 | coupon rate | 181 |
unit 11:-Portfolio theory | ||
1 | concept of portfolio theory | 186 |
2 | traditional portfolio theory | 186 |
3 | modern portfolio theory | 188 |
4 | Markowitz model | 188 |
5 | capital asset pricing model | 190 |
6 | mean return of the portfolio | 190 |
7 | capital asset pricing model | 191 |
8 | market risk | 193 |
9 | excess return | 193 |
10 | excess risk on portfolio | 193 |
11 | efficient frontier | 194 |
12 | optimal portfolio | 194 |
13 | beta | 198 |
14 | standard deviation | 198 |
15 | variance | 198 |
unit 12:-Derivatives : futures and options | ||
1 | derivative | 204 |
2 | future contract | 206 |
3 | commodity future | 206 |
4 | financial future | 206 |
5 | index future | 206 |
6 | future on individual securities | 206 |
7 | daily mark-to-market | 207 |
8 | final mark-to-market | 207 |
9 | options | 208 |
10 | call option buyer | 208 |
11 | call option seller | 208 |
12 | put option buyer | 208 |
13 | put option seller | 208 |
14 | exercise price | 210 |
15 | expiration date | 210 |
unit 13:-mutual fund and their schemes | ||
1 | history of mutual fund | 216 |
2 | concept of mutual fund | 216 |
3 | types of mutual fund schemes | 217 |
4 | on the basis of maturity period | 217 |
5 | open-ended scheme | 218 |
6 | net asset | 218 |
7 | closed-ended fund scheme | 218 |
8 | on the basis of investment objective | 219 |
9 | growth/equity oriented scheme | 219 |
10 | income/debt oriented scheme | 219 |
11 | balanced fund | 220 |
12 | other scheme | 220 |
13 | money market or liquid fund | 220 |
14 | gilt fund | 221 |
15 | index fund | 221 |
16 | sector fund | 221 |
17 | tax saving fund | 221 |
18 | advantages and disadvantages of mutual fund | 222 |
19 | access to professional; money mangers | 222 |
20 | diversification | 222 |
21 | transparence | 222 |
22 | small investment | 222 |
23 | tax advantages | 222 |
24 | bear expenses to run mutual fund | 223 |
25 | you cannot manage our portfolio on own | 223 |
26 | NAV | 225 |
27 | capital appreciation | 225 |
28 | capitalisation | 225 |
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
SCDL Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
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