Security Analysis & Portfolio Management Dr. Anirban Ghatak

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Security Analysis & Portfolio

Management
Dr. Anirban Ghatak

Investment Alternatives
Investment
Avenues
Nonmarketable
Financial
Assets

Equity
Shares
Money Market
Instruments

Bonds

Mutual Fund
Schemes

Life Insurance
Policies

Real Estate

Precious
Objects
Financial
Derivatives

Investment Attributes
RETURN

RISK
LIQUIDITY
TAX SHELTER
CONVENIENCE

Evaluation Of Various Investment Avenues


Return
Current yield
Capital
appreciation
Equity
Shares
Nonconvertible
Debentures
Equity
Schemes
Debt
Schemes
Bank
Deposits
Public
Provident
Fund
Life
Insurance
Policies
Residential
House
Gold and
Silver

Risk

Marketability/
Liquidity

Tax Shelter

Convenience

Low

High

High

Fairly high

High

High

High

Negligible

Low

Average

Nil

High

Low

High

High

High

High

Very high

Moderate

Low

Low

High

No tax on
dividends

Very high

Moderate

Nil

Negligible

High

Nil

Very high

Nil

Moderate

Nil

Section 80 C
benefit

Very high

Nil

Moderate

Average

Section 80 C
benefit

Very High

Moderate

Moderate

Negligible

Low

High

Fair

Nil

Moderate

Average

Average

Nil

Average

Nil

Average

Investment Vs. Speculation


INVESTOR

PLANNING
HORIZON

RISK
DISPOSITION
RETURN
EXPECTATION
BASIS FOR
DECISIONS
LEVERAGE

LONG

SPECULATOR
SHORT

MODERATE

HIGH

MODEST

HIGH

FUNDAMENTAL

TECHNICAL

NO

HIGH

CLASSIFICATI ON OF FINANCIAL MARKETS


DEBT MARKET
NATURE OF CLAIM
EQUITY MARKET
MONEY MARKET
MATURITY OF CLAIM
CAPITAL MARKET
PRIMARY MARKET
SEASONING OF CLAIM
SECONDARY MARKET
CASH OR SPOT MARKET
TIMING OF DELIVERY
FORWARD OR FUTURES MARKET
EXCHANGE-TRADED MARKET
ORGANISATIONAL
STRUCTURE

OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKET

PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT PROCCESS


SPECIFICATION OF
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVES
AND CONSTRAINTS
CHOICE OF ASSET MIX

FORMULATION OF
PORTFOLIO STRATEGY
SELECTION OF SECURITIES

PORTFOLIO EXECUTION

PORTFOLIO REVISION

PORTFOLIO EVALUATION

Common Errors In Investment Management


INVESTORS APPEAR TO BE PRONE TO THE FOLLOWING
ERRORS IN MANAGING THEIR INVESTMENTS.
INADEQUATE COMPREHENSION OF RETURN AND RISK

VAGUELY FORMULATED INVESTMENT POLICY


NAVE EXTRAPOLATION OF THE PAST
CURSORY DECISION MAKING
SIMULTANEOUS SWITCHING
MISPLACED LOVE FOR CHEAP STOCKS
OVER-DIVERSIFICATION AND UNDER-DIVERSIFICATION
BUYING SHARES OF FAMILIAR COMPANIES
WRONG ATTITUDE TOWARD LOSSES AND PROFITS

TENDENCY TO SPECULATE

Qualities for Successful Investing


CONTRARY THINKING
PATIENCE
COMPOSURE
FLEXIBILITY AND OPENNESS
DECISIVENESS

SUMMING UP
A bewildering range of investment avenues is available.
For evaluating an investment, the following attributes

are relevant: rate of return, risk, marketability, tax


shelter, and convenience.
A financial market is a market for creation and
exchange of financial assets.
Financial markets can be classified by the nature of
claim, maturity of claim, seasoning of claim, timing of
delivery, and organisational structure.

Portfolio management is a complex activity which can


be broken down into a series of steps.

The stock market is thronged by investors pursuing


diverse investment strategies.
Investors are prone to various errors

The qualities of contrary thinking, patience,


composure, flexibility, and decisiveness are required to

succeed in the investment game.

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