The document provides a comprehensive overview of the Indian stock market, including classifications of stocks, mutual funds, and the processes involved in trading. It outlines the characteristics of mutual funds, the roles of asset management companies, and the significance of net asset value. Additionally, it covers market terminology, analysis methods, and various investment strategies, as well as the impact of government and RBI policies on economic conditions.

1. THE MINT OF FORTUNE …

3. BROAD CLASSIFICATION OF STOCKS

4. BROAD CLASSIFICATION OF STOCKS

5. BROAD CLASSIFICATION OF STOCKS

6. BROAD CLASSIFICATION OF STOCKS

7. BROAD CLASSIFICATION OF STOCKS

8. BROAD CLASSIFICATION OF STOCKS

9. Common Stocks Preferred Stocks

11. History BSE Today

12. History BSE Today

13. Introduction. List of Grievances. Approaching SEBI.

15. How can one approach SEBI?

17. Transaction Takes Place In 3 Major Steps: Place Order. Order  Broker. Broker  Exchange There Are 2 Methods For Placing Orders: Online trading Offline trading.

18. Computer Internet Connection Dematerialized (Demat) account Trading account Remember: Fast Support Brokerage Rates Reliability

19. Computer Internet Connection Dematerialized (Demat) account Trading account Remember: Fast Support Brokerage Rates Reliability

20. Computer Internet Connection Dematerialized (Demat) account Trading account Remember: Fast Support Brokerage Rates Reliability

21. Computer Internet Connection Dematerialized (Demat) account Trading account Remember: Fast Support Brokerage Rates Reliability

22. Computer Internet Connection Dematerialized (Demat) account Trading account Remember: Fast Support Brokerage Rates Reliability

23. Computer Internet Connection Dematerialized (Demat) account Trading account Remember: Fast Support Brokerage Rates Reliability

24. Bonds Stocks Mutual Funds Options and Futures

25. Bonds Stocks Mutual Funds Options and Futures

26. Bonds Stocks Mutual Funds Options and Futures

27. Bonds Stocks Mutual Funds Options and Futures

28. Bonds Stocks Mutual Funds Options and Futures

30. First sale of Shares by a company to the public.

42. What are mutual funds?

43. A Vehicle for investing in Stocks. Pools money of investors and invests this in Stocks, Bonds, Money market instruments and other types of securities. Owner of a mutual fund unit gets a share of the fund’s gains, losses, income and expenses.

44. A Vehicle for investing in Stocks. Pools money of investors and invests this in Stocks, Bonds, Money market instruments and other types of securities. Owner of a mutual fund unit gets a share of the fund’s gains, losses, income and expenses.

45. A Vehicle for investing in Stocks. Pools money of investors and invests this in Stocks, Bonds, Money market instruments and other types of securities. Owner of a mutual fund unit gets a share of the fund’s gains, losses, income and expenses.

46. Funds make investments in sectors that have been specified in the prospectus of the funds. Amount of Returns totally depends on performance of particular Industry or Sector. They are risky in comparison with funds that are Diversified.

47. Funds make investments in sectors that have been specified in the prospectus of the funds. Amount of Returns totally depends on performance of particular Industry or Sector. They are risky in comparison with funds that are Diversified.

48. Funds make investments in sectors that have been specified in the prospectus of the funds. Amount of Returns totally depends on performance of particular Industry or Sector. They are risky in comparison with funds that are Diversified.

49. Software, Petroleum stocks, Power, and Pharmaceuticals are some various sectors Main mutual fund companies that have launched Sector- Specific Funds are: Prudential ICICI Mutual Fund Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund Franklin Templeton India Mutual Fund Unit Trust of India Mutual Fund

50. Asset Management Company (AMC ) It is the company that puts together a mutual fund. AMC may have several mutual fund schemes . AMC hires a professional money manager, who buys and sells securities in line with the fund's stated objective.

51. Asset Management Company (AMC ) It is the company that puts together a mutual fund. AMC may have several mutual fund schemes . AMC hires a professional money manager, who buys and sells securities in line with the fund's stated objective.

52. Asset Management Company (AMC ) It is the company that puts together a mutual fund. AMC may have several mutual fund schemes . AMC hires a professional money manager, who buys and sells securities in line with the fund's stated objective.

53. Net Asset Value(NAV) NAV is the total asset value (net of expenses) per unit of the fund and is calculated by the AMC at the end of every business day. The performance of a particular scheme of a mutual fund is denoted by NAV.

54. Net Asset Value(NAV) NAV is the total asset value (net of expenses) per unit of the fund and is calculated by the AMC at the end of every business day. The performance of a particular scheme of a mutual fund is denoted by NAV.

55. Broad Classification of MF’s

56. Broad Classification of MF’s Enter and exit the fund scheme at its NAV.

57. Broad Classification of MF’s Enter and exit the fund scheme at its NAV. Do not have a fixed maturity period .

58. Broad Classification of MF’s Enter and exit the fund scheme at its NAV. Do not have a fixed maturity period . Open for subscription only during a specified period of time.

59. Broad Classification of MF’s Enter and exit the fund scheme at its NAV. Do not have a fixed maturity period . Open for subscription only during a specified period of time. Have a fixed maturity period of 5 to 7 years

60. Benefits of investing through MF’s Professional Money Management Diversification Liquidity Affordability Tax benefits on Investment in Mutual Funds

61. Benefits of investing through MF’s Professional Money Management Diversification Liquidity Affordability Tax benefits on Investment in Mutual Funds

62. Benefits of investing through MF’s Professional Money Management Diversification Liquidity Affordability Tax benefits on Investment in Mutual Funds

63. Benefits of investing through MF’s Professional Money Management Diversification Liquidity Affordability Tax benefits on Investment in Mutual Funds

64. Benefits of investing through MF’s Professional Money Management Diversification Liquidity Affordability Tax benefits on Investment in Mutual Funds

65. The Bulls, Bears, And The Farm The Bulls: The Bears: Other Animals on Farm: Chicken Pigs

66. The Bulls, Bears, And The Farm The Bulls: The Bears: Other Animals on Farm: Chicken Pigs

67. The Bulls, Bears, And The Farm The Bulls: The Bears: Other Animals on Farm: Chicken Pigs

69. The value of the share of a particular company is known as stock price. When net supply>demand then stock price increases and vice versa.

70. Market Capitalization Share Price Share Share Share Share Represents the value of a particular company.

71. Technical Rally. Sideways Market. Wealth Effect . Wall Of Worry. Torpedo stock .

74. Top-Down Approach Overall Evaluation Of The General Economy. The Economy Expands, Companies Benefit And Grow. The Economy Declines, Companies Suffer.

75. Important Parameters: Earning per share – EPS Price to Earnings Ratio – PE Dividend Yield Debt ratio Profit after Tax - PAT

76. Earning Per Share (EPS):- EPS plays major role in investment decision. EPS = Net Earnings / Outstanding Shares Higher The EPS, Better The Company

77. PE RATIO PE = Stock Price EPS Which P/E Ratio To Choose?

78. DIVIDEND YIELD. Dividend Yield is : Annual dividend per share / stock's price per share

79. DEBT RATIO Debt Ratio tells you how much company relies on debit to finance its assets. The higher the ratio the more risk for company to manage. Companies have low debit ratio, generally less than 1.

80. PROFIT AFTER TAX. Short term to mid term trader quarterly PAT Long term investor yearly PAT.

81. STRENGTHS OF FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS Long-term Trends : Value Spotting : Business Acumen:

83. LINE CHART .

84. BAR CHART .

85. Resistance? Support? Resistance becomes Support. Breakout. Trader’s Regret.

86. RISING TREND.

87. FALLING TRENDS.

89. INFLATION.

90. INFLATION.

91. INFLATION.

92. INFLATION.

93. INFLATION

94. INFLATION

95. INFLATION

96. INFLATION

97. INFLATION

98. RBI POLICIES. Deals mainly with the monetary policies (Interest rates, Lending and Borrowing rates.) Comes into picture to put off economic imbalances in the country.

99. RBI’S EFFORT TO CURB INFLATION.

100. RBI’S EFFORT TO CURB INFLATION.

101. RBI’S EFFORT TO CURB INFLATION.

102. RBI’S EFFORT TO CURB INFLATION.

103. RBI’S EFFORT TO CURB INFLATION.

104. RBI’S EFFORT TO CURB INFLATION.

105. RBI’S EFFORT TO CURB INFLATION.

106. GOVERNMENT POLICIES. Government makes various fiscal policies to control economic imbalance in the country. This ensure a sustainable environment for the growth of the companies, thus helping to create a bullish market.

107. GOVERNMENT POLICIES.

108. GOVERNMENT POLICIES.

109. GOVERNMENT POLICIES.

110. GOVERNMENT POLICIES.

111. GOVERNMENT POLICIES.

113. Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) Foreign Institutional Investors(FII’S) FII’s 1st Invested In Indian Markets In DEC 1993

114. Highest NET Investment Of US$ 17.2 Billion Instrumental In BSE Crossing 20,000 Mark And NSE Crossing 6000 Mark 70% Investment Through FCCB’S,QIP’S And IPO’S FCCB’S Raised US$ 11-13 Billion, QIP’S Raised 3.2 Billion And IPO’S A Record Gain Of US$ 12.41 In 2007-08 Out Of US$ 299.23 Billion , US$ 103.56 Invested In Securities

115. Limit: 24% In Paid Up Companies And 20% In Public Sector Banks SEBI Increased Limit From US$ 3.2 Billion To US$ 5 Billion Simplified Registration Norms For FII’S And Sub Accounts

116. FII Registration Increased From 1051 In June 2007 To 1403 In June 2008 Till June 2008 Total Investment Of US$ 3.87 Billion Was Made As Against US$ 2.29 Billion In 2007

117. Goldman Sach And Macquaire Acquired 20% In PTC India Financial Services Blackstone -26% IN MTAR Technologies Citigroup, Sachs, Morgan Stanley Above 7% In Geetanjali

118. Oct 16, 2007 : SEBI Proposed Curbs On P-Notes Oct 17, 2007 : SENSEX Down By 1744 Points (9%) Biggest Intraday Fall Oct 18, 2007 : Down By 717.43 Points (3.83%) Oct 19, 2007 Down By 438.31 Points SEBI Chief Damodaran Gives Clarification Oct 23, 2007 SENSEX Gains 879 Points End Of P-Notes Issue

119. Safe Heaven For Global Investors Slowdown Of US Economy Not To Affect India Much Most Attractive Place For Investments

121. What is a scam? How to spot a scam?

122. What is a scam? How to spot a scam?

124. PRESENTED BY:- DIPIKA R. 51 SAMIRAN S 52 SHIBRANJAN S 53 HARSHADA S. 54 KHUSHAL S. 55 KSHITIJ S. 56 SIDDHARTH S. 57 RITIKA S. 58 JAYESH S. 59 JEETU U. 60 AAMOD W. 62