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Riya An index is a tool that measures market movements, tracks sector performance, and acts as a benchmark. There are two main ways to calculate an index: price weighted, which weights stocks by price, and market capitalization weighted, which weights by market share. Some key global indices are the Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nikkei 225, and Sensex. In India, the two major indices are the Sensex and Nifty 50. The top constituents of the Nifty 50 are HDFC Bank, Reliance, HDFC, and Infosys. Sectoral indices track performance by industry. The financial services sector has increased its representation in the Nifty over time. Indices are rebalanced through reconstit
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In this study, the emphasis is laid extensively towards analysing the component stocks of these indices. The study focuses on analysing the 30 component stocks (companies) that form the benchmark index of Bombay Stock Exchange, that is, Sensex.
These 30 stocks have been analysed on the basis of their key financials, their current market status, performance; and their future growth prospects.
On the basis of the study undertaken, the recommendations have been given for each of the 30 companies, as to whether the new investor should either buy the stock; or the existing investor should continue to hold the stock as an investment; or the investor should sell the stock or reduce his stake.
Also, few other analytical aspects, for instance, top holding by mutual funds & foreign institutional investors among the Sensex companies, Sensex reformation- the companies that had previously left or entered the market, Highest dividend paying companies of Sensex, Best performing Sensex Sectors & Sensex Performance over a period of time have also been given.
The observations are given at the end of this study. The observations would guide the investor with regards to the general mistakes that are made by the investors while making an investment in the equity markets.
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The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) situated in Mumbai is the largest stock exchange in India with over 1016 listed companies and 726 trading members. The NSE uses advanced technologies like a satellite communication system to connect traders from 345 cities, enabling up to 6 million trades daily. It has stringent listing requirements for companies and provides a single electronic trading platform through its NEAT system. The NSE is one of few exchanges worldwide that trades all types of securities on a single platform divided into the wholesale debt, capital and futures & options markets.
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Have you ever thought, how Stock Indices (for e.g. BSE or NSE) fluctuates? What's the actual back end calculation? Here's an attempt to explain the calculations of stock indices.
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- 3. What is an index? An index is a tool used to measure the movements in the market, track how are the sectors performing and help act as a benchmark for other agencies users and investors.
- 4. How to measure the performance of the stock market and the Indian economy Which stock, industry, sector to invest in? How to measure the performance of the stocks and mutual funds you own? 1884 – Charles Dow and Edward Jones - Dow Jones Transportation Average Why?
- 5. Global Indices Index Country Date High level Date Low level Change % DOW JONES US 24/11/2020 30116 23/3/2020 18213 66% S&P 500 US 1/12/2020 3678 23/3/2020 2191 68% NIKKEI 225 JAPAN 2/12/2020 26889 19/3/2020 16358 64% SHANGHAI CHINA 13/7/2020 3458 19/3/2020 2646 31% DAX GERMANY 17/2/2020 13795 16/3/2020 8255 67% FTSE 100 UK 17/1/2020 7689 16/3/2020 4898 57% HANG SENG HONKONG 20/1/2020 29174 19/3/2020 21139 38% SENSEX INDIA 25/11/2020 44825 24/3/2020 25638 75% NIFTY 50 INDIA 25/11/2020 13145 24/3/2020 7511 75% • Measure the performance of the stock market of the countries globally.
- 6. Two major ways of calculating an Index Price weighted Index Gives more weight to stocks with higher prices Dow jones Market Capitalized Index Gives more weight to stocks with larger market share Nifty
- 7. How to buy or invest in an Index? Futures and Options Mutual Funds An ETF that tracks a particular index.
- 8. INDIAN STOCK EXCHANGES Bombay Stock Exchange • Sensex • Top 30 companies National Stock Exchange • Nifty • Top 50 companies
- 9. Nifty top constituents by weightage COMPANY WEIGHT % HDFC BANK 11.21% RELIANCE 11.17% HDFC 7.23% INFOYSIS 7.21% ICICI 5.84% TCSL 5.04% KOTAK 5% HUL 3.42% ITC 3.03% AXIS 2.67%
- 10. Sectoral Index • The index summarizes the performance of the stocks grouped by sectors. • This allows investors to benchmark the performance of a particular stock market sector or industry. 39.28 15.75 12.94 11.16 5.58 3.54 2.46 2.45 2.19 1.99 1.7 0.54 0.41 FINANCIAL SERVICES IT OIL AND GAS CONSUMER GOODS AUTOMOBILE PHARMA METALS CONSTRUCTION CEMENT TELECOM POWER SERVICES FERTILIZERS AND PESTICIDES NIFTY SECTOR REPRESENTATION
- 11. Nifty sectorial contribution Sector 1995 2005 2015 2020 Financial services 18.2% 12.7% 31% 36.5% IT - 19.2% 15.7% 15.04% Consume r goods 17.8% 8% 9.5% 10.2% Auto mobile 13.8% 6.4% 9.3% 4.5% Pharma 2.5% 4.6% 7.5% 2.7% Construc tion 4% 1.6% 4.7% Metals 11.2% 5.9% 3.4% 2.5% Cement 2.4% 2.5% 2.9% 2.2% Telecom - 6.7% 2.5% 3.1% Services 2.45% 1.2% 1% PHARMA IT FINANCIAL SERVICES CONSUMER GOODS AUTOMOBILES METALS CEMENT
- 12. Rebalancing of an index • Rebalancing is the practice of adjusting the weight of securities in an index. • Reconstitution is the practice of adding or deleting securities based on whether they are meeting the criteria's or not. • Hence addition or deletion of securities in indices can lead to significant up or down movements in the prices.