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Unit 2 part 2-BSAPM
Akhil Swami
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Intrinsic value using PE Ratio• Estimate the future EPS
• Based on correct forecasting of the PAT in the future based on growth assumptions etc)
• Establish a PE multiple – based on last years earnings or trailing 12 month PE or based
on some expected earnings also look out for similar companies PE
• Projected EPS X Projected PE = Value Anchor
• Always give a range
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Strategy for identifying securities
• Intrinsic Value > Market Value Buy
• Intrinsic Value < Market Value Sell
• Intrinsic Value = Market Value Hold
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Some keys to investing
• Establish Value Anchors
• Assess the market Price behaviour (Psychology)
• Combine fundamental and technical analysis
• Develop sound strategies for growth stocks
• Beware of games operators play
• Take Swift corrective action i.e. keep stop loss
• Have discipline
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Technical analysis
• Principle of technical analysis is that the market narrates its story.
• Job is to identify the trend and when the trend will move in the opposite direction.
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What is technical analysis
Technical analysis is the study of market action, primarily through the use of charts, for the purpose of forecasting future price trends.
Basic premises of technical analysisBasic premises of technical analysis
Market action discounts everything
Prices move in trends
History repeats itself. Primary trend cannot be manipulated.
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Ingredients of a Trading Plan
Criteria for selection Fundamental Technical Both
Know your capital at Risk Capital employed Risk in each trade Overall risk at any time
Trend following methods Fundamental Technical Both
System of booking Profits/Losses
Keeping an overall score – Net result is important and not few winners or few losers
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Basic Assumptions
Market value is determined solely by the interaction of supply of and demand for the shares
Supply and demand for the shares is governed by many rational and irrational factors
Basically demand and supply causes the change in trends
Share prices move in trend and persist for an applicable length of time.
Shift in demand and supply occurs gradually rather than suddenly
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Factors affecting Stock Prices
• Company Results• Merger/De-merger news• Stock split/bonus/dividend• War• Terrorist attack• Change in rate of interest• Inflation• Oil Prices• Political Instability• US/Asian/European markets• Budget/Fiscal/Monetary Policy• Metal Prices
Monsoon Derivative Settlement Raw Material Prices Court Cases FII Buying /Selling figures MF Buying / Selling Moving to trade to trade
settlement Suspension of trading Company Announcements News of Disinvestments by the
govt. Epidemics / Tsunami /
Earthquake
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Some Tools of Technical Analysis
Patterns of price movements
Averages and Trend Lines
Candle stick methods
Gaps, Supports & Resistances
Elliot Wave Rules
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Money Management Rules
Know your capital at riskTreat your entire capital as Risk Capital
Limit your gross exposure & exposure in single positionMaximum Risk at any point of time is 5% of the Capital
Maximum no. of positionDiversify over five position, not too many, not too little
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Chart construction
Line chart
Bar chart
Candlestick chart
Point and figure chart
Candle volume chart
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Line Chart
• Prices are plotted using closing prices. A closing price can be of any time frame.
• Sensex daily line chart