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Security Analysis and Portfolio Management Future behavior of stock prices, expected returns and risk associated with it. [email protected]

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Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

Future behavior of stock prices, expected returns and risk associated

with it.

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Savings

Investment is reward for money.

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Investment

EconomicProduction of other assets

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Investment objectives

Financial

Safety

Profitability

Liquidity

Personal

Family commitments

Educational

Status

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Investment Sources

PFShares

PPFFD

Insurancecommo

ditiesGDRADRMF

CP

Real estate

Debentures

Postal savings

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Risk

Return

Liquidity

Tax saving

Investment

source

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Security and Portfolio analysis(Measurement of Risk and Return)

• Variability of its rate of return• Quantify and measure risk

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Methods of measuring risk• Variance • Standard deviation• Beta

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Variance(σ 2 or S2 or SD2 ):• Difference between actual return and mean or

expected value of security or portfolio

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Standard deviation σ or S:• It measure the risk involved in security or

portfolio.• Higher the S.D., higher the investment risk.• It is originally denoted by σ, the Greek letter

Sigma or S

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Beta (β):• It measure the performance of particular

security or portfolio in relation to the general movement of the market.

• If security or portfolio has a beta of 1, its rise and fall corresponds exactly with the market.

• With beta of 2, its rise or fall is double.• β=

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• Mr. rajesh a fund manager produced the following returns for the last five years on his portfolio. Rates of return on sensex are also given .

• Did he do better or worse than sensex?

Year Return on portfolio (%)

Return on Sensex (%)

2003-04 6 12

2004-05 48 40

2005-06 -15 -6

2006-07 7 20

2007-08 11 3

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Year X(i) Mean X(i) X (i) – Mean X (i)

[X (i) – Mean X (i)] 2

2003-04 6 11.4 - 5.4 29.16

2004-05 48 11.4 36.6 1039.56

2005-06 -15 11.4 - 20.4 696.96

2006-07 7 11.4 - 4.4 19.36

2007-08 11 11.4 - 0.4 0.16

∑ 57 2085.20

• Mean (average) of Return on Portfolio : 57/5= 11.4

• Standard deviation σ or S: 20.42

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Year X(i) Mean X(i) X (i) – Mean X (i)

[X (i) – Mean X (i)] 2

2003-04 12 13.8 -1.8 3.24

2004-05 40 13.8 26.2 686.44

2005-06 -6 13.8 19.8 392.04

2006-07 20 13.8 6.2 38.44

2007-08 3 13.8 -10.8 116.64

∑ 69 1236.80

• Mean (average) of Return on sensex = 69/5= 13.8

• Standard deviation σ or S: 15.72

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AnalysisPortfolio (%) Sensex (%)

Average Return 11.4 13.8

Risk 20.42 15.72

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How volatile is security with reference to Nifty?

Year Return on Security Return on Nifty

2005-06 10 12

2006-07 12 10

2007-08 13 10

2008-09 10 12

2010-11 8 15

2011-12 11 14

2012-13 16 20

2013-14 12 15

2014-15 18 20

2014-15 20 22