Web & Social Media Analytics Previous Year Question Paper.pdf
7 MAY 2023.pptx
1. day consisted of a basic introductory session
that familiarized us with the company and its
operational environment. Our guide provided
an overview of the work assigned to the new
interns and clarified our roles and
responsibilities.
2. From 2nd May to 7th May, we focused on
gaining theoretical knowledge on several
crucial topics related to equity research.
These topics included:
3. Understanding Warren Buffett: We delved
into the background and achievements of
Warren Buffett, learning about his
investment philosophy and strategies.
4. Starting Point for Investment: We explored
the ideal starting point for investment and
discussed various considerations for
beginners.
5. Major Stocks in India: We identified and
studied the two primary stocks in the Indian
market, gaining insights into their
significance and performance.
6. Determining Market Cap: We learned how to
calculate the market capitalization of a
company, enabling us to assess its size and
value in the market.
7. Constant Market Cap: We discussed the
factors that lead to constant market
capitalization for a company and the
implications of such stability.
8. Importance of Sensex and Nifty: We explored
the rationale behind the creation of Sensex
and Nifty indices and their role in tracking
the overall market performance.
9. Gross Domestic Product (GDP): We gained an
understanding of GDP, its calculation, and its
significance in measuring a country's
economic growth.
10. Long-term Growth: We examined the
relationship between the long-term growth
of Sensex and Nifty indices and the nominal
growth of GDP.
11. Types of Investing: We explored different
investment approaches, such as value
investing, growth investing, and income
investing.
12. Types of Investors: We discussed the
characteristics and behavior of various types
of investors, including retail investors,
institutional investors, and speculators.
13. Inflation and Taxation: We examined the
impact of inflation and taxation on
investment returns and cash flows.
14. Rule of 72: We learned about the Rule of 72,
a quick estimation method to calculate the
time it takes for an investment to double
based on compound interest.
