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    11/07/07 BIM- IV Semester 1

    SESSION - 2

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    11/07/07 BIM- IV Semester 2

    Define Investment

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    Investment

    It is the employment of funds withthe aim of achieving additionalincome or growth in value.

    Or

    It is the commitment of funds made inexpectation of getting some +vereturn.

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    11/07/07 BIM- IV Semester 4

    What is Speculation?

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    Speculation

    Speculation needs investment and allinvestments are some whatspeculative.

    Investments are putting money into

    an Asset which is not necessarilyMarketable in the short run. ButSpeculation is usually more shortrun.

    Speculation involves high risk and amore uncertain expectation ofreturns.

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    Gambling!

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    Gambling

    Gambling involves taking on risk withoutdemanding compensation in the form ofincreased expected returns. It exhibits thefollowing characteristics:

    1) It is typical, chronic and repetitiveexperience.

    2) Never stops while winning3) Takes more risk which he cannot afford.

    4) Enjoys a strange thrill (pleasure & Gain)

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    11/07/07 BIM- IV Semester 8

    INVESTMENTACTIVITY

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    11/07/07 BIM- IV Semester 9

    APPROACHES TO STUDYSECURITIES

    Study and evaluation of securitiesare based on 3 school of thoughts:

    1) Fundamental Analysis

    2) Technical Analysis

    3) Modern Portfolio Theory

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    Fundamental Analysis

    Here the stocks are selected basedon EIC analysis.

    Here an attempt is been made to finsout the undervalued and overvalued

    stock.Under value means less than intrinsicvalue & vice versa

    Intrinsic Value = Potential price+Forecasted dividends discounted

    back)

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    Fundamental analysis (cont)

    The assumption of undervalued stockis that market will eventuallyrecognise its errors and price will be

    drawn up towards the intrinsic value.

    Overvalued stocks are to beidentified, so that it can be avoided

    or sold out.

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    Technical Analysis

    This approach centers around plottingthe price movements of the stockand drawing inferences from the

    price movements.

    The technicians believe that stockmarket history will repeat itself.

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    Technical Analysis (contd)

    All the tools of the Technicians were inthe form of charts which comparesthe Price-Volume relationship.

    This is the one factor which is notexplicitly seen in the FundamentalAnalysis.

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    Modern Portfolio Theory

    This is based on the Random Walkmodel of Efficient MarketHypothesis.

    Also it lead to theory ofDiversification propounded byMarkowitz.