planning of live stock market basically shows the concept of planning in SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT

1. PLANNING OF
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Presented By : Submitted To:
Aniket Choudhury Jay Amin
140320702501(C.E)

2. INDEX:
 Introduction
 What is stock market
 What is planning
 Planning in live stock market
 Estimation
 Scheduling
 Risk analysis
 Conclusion
 Research paper
 References

3. INTRODUCTION
Before we study
the planning of
Live stock
market it is
important for us
to know what is
a stock market.

4.  A stock market or equity market is an aggregation
of buyers and sellers of stocks.
 The stock market is one of the most important
ways for companies to raise money.
 This allows businesses to be publicly traded, and
raise additional financial capital for expansion by
selling shares of ownership of the company in a
public market.

5. Now lets
see what
is
planning?

6. Planning involves five major activities:
1. Estimation
2. Scheduling
3. Risk analysis
4. Management planning
5. Change management planning

7.  Estimation determines how much money, effort,
resources, and time it will take to build a specific
system or product.
 In project management, a schedule is a listing of
a project's milestones and activities usually with
intended start and finish dates. Those items are
often estimated in terms of resource allocation,
budget and duration, linked by dependencies and
scheduled events.

8.  Risk analysis is a technique used to identify and
assess factors that may risk the success of a
project or achieving a goal.
 In organizations, planning is a management
process, it is concerned with defining goals for
company's future directions. To meet the goals,
managers may develop plans such as a business
plan or a marketing plan.

9. PLANNING IN LIVE STOCK MARKET
These planning steps can be implemented while
dealing with the stock market.
Estimation in Live stock market:
 Every analyst in this field have their own models to
estimate the price of the stocks. According to which
he/she purchases or sells the stock.
 For example, an analyst purchases share “A” for 90
and then calculates and estimates the cost of share
“A” to be 100 then he/she can sell the share.

10.  If the analyst estimates the price of the share to be
Rs 80 after he/she purchased its is for Rs 90 the
he/she will not sell the share.
 This is how estimation in live stock market works.

11. SCHEDULING IN LIVE STOCK MARKET:
 There are three types of scheduling in stock
market:
 Long term
 Short term
 Intra-day
 Long term(capital gain):
 Investment > 1 year

12.  Short term:
 Investment < 1 year
 Intra-day(day trading):
 Trading is squared up in the same day.

13. RISK ANALYSIS IN LIVE STOCK MARKET:
Before understanding Risk analysis its important to know
about few terms:
Security:
In this case security means stocks or share of a company.
Portfolio:
It is defined as the collection of one or more security.

14.  Risk analysis in stock market is defined as keeping
a portfolio which ensures there is no or minimal loss
to the trader.
 For example a trader should not invest all his
money in the shares of a single company nor
should he invest in the stocks of similar investment
because if the company does not perform then the
trader will loose all his money.
 Hence a trader should keep such a portfolio in
which the securities should be of different
companies, such that if a company fails the security
of other might save the trader from loosing his
money.

15. CONCLUSION
 Naïve or experienced one has to do proper
planning while he/she is involved in stock market.
 Investing in stock markets is subjected to market
risk hence it should be planned to avoid loss.

16. RESEARCH PAPERS

17. REFERENCES
 http://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/04/042
104.asp
 http://www.stock-market-strategy.com
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_planning
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risk_management
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_market

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