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Investment

  • Stock Market
  • Bonds
  • Mutual Funds
  • Exhange Traded Fund
  • Commodity Market
  • Fixed Income
  • Fixed Depoiste
  • Recurring Deposite

Capital Market = Stocks + Bonds

  • Bond Market

Its similar way of giving loan to a company for particular time period

  • Treasury Bills (T-Bills)

Short term bonds issued by the Treasury that mature in less than a year

  • Equity

Its a system that enables companies to sell partial ownership in themselves to people in exchange for cash

  • Exhange Traded Fund (ETF)

Its an basket of multiple stock where the invested amount is distributed in all stock present in ETF as per thier weightage

Diversification

Instead of investing all money at one place, invest in multiple places, to achieve diversification it can be achieved from few ways:

  • RealState, Stock, Index Fund, FixedDeposite
  • Invest in Stock distribute the invested amount in multiple sector
  • Invest in Stock as well as in internation Stock (Invest in Internation Sotck can be done by investing ADR or opening account in the country firm)

Shrinking Stock Market

Size of the market is same, no of share get reduce to trade It happen in few ways

  • Large companines buy smaller one
  • Some of them going to public
  • No of share is decreasing over the period of time (Ex: Buyback)
Issue:
  • Difficult to find good stock

Valuation:

Valuation is the analytical process of determining the current (or projected) worth of an asset or a company.

Valuation = ExpectedDivedend/(RequriredRateOfReturn-GrowthRate)

stock_name='Microsoft'

last_year_dividend=1.84

#In Billion
last_year_total_revenues_2017 = 96.57
current_year_total_revenues_2018 = 110.36


growth_rate = (current_year_total_revenues_2018-last_year_total_revenues_2017)/last_year_total_revenues_2017*100
expected_divdend = (growth_rate/100+1)*last_year_dividend

#18% assumption for current year
required_rate_of_return = 18

valuation=expected_divdend/((required_rate_of_return-growth_rate)/100)

print(valuation)
56.522407170294606

Earning Per Share (EPS)

Earnings per share (EPS) is calculated as a company's profit divided by the outstanding shares of its common stock. The resulting number serves as an indicator of a company's profitability. It is common for a company to report EPS that is adjusted for extraordinary items and potential share dilution.

EPS=(netIncome-annualDividend)/shares

Types of Ways to get Share

Equity Share

  • Common Stocks

It allow individual to enjoy the profits of the issuing company in form of dividends paid to the shareholders. Ownership voiting rights dividends

  • Preference Share

A preference share enables a shareholder with a right to obtain regular dividends from a company Preference share over the common shares during payment o dividends or during liquidation of the company

Primary Market

  • Deal with issuance of new securities

  • Shares can be bought directly from the issuing company

  • Intial Public Offereing (IPO)

  • If company sells its share to individuals investors for the first time it is referred as IPO
  • ESOP

Employee can acquire stock of the company as a part of the compensation or rewards program

Secondary Market

Shares are have already bought and sold, it operate by the exchanges to insure safety and trade.

Factors Affecting Price of Stocks

  • Market News +ve or -ve
  • Price Momentum in international market
  • Price change in similar stocks
  • Earnings of Company

Corporate Action

Any event that brings material change to a company and affect its stakefolder

  • Stock Split

Increase no of share in market without impacting total outstanding shares, Price is adjusted such as MarketCap before and after Stock Split is same.

#Stock Split 2:1
no_of_share=100
price=50
before_market_cap=no_of_share*price

split_for_share=1
split_given_share=2

after_no_of_share=no_of_share/split_for_share*split_given_share
after_price=price/split_given_share
after_market_cap=after_no_of_share*after_price

print("before_market_cap = ", before_market_cap)
print("after_market_cap = ", after_market_cap)
before_market_cap =  5000
after_market_cap =  5000.0
  • Reverse Stock Split (Consolidation)

No of total outstanding value get decrease where price per share get increase without impacting the market cap

#Reverse Stock Split 2:1

no_of_share=100
price=50
before_market_cap=no_of_share*price

split_for_share=1
split_given_share=2

after_no_of_share=no_of_share/split_given_share*split_for_share
after_price=price*split_given_share
after_market_cap=after_no_of_share*after_price

print("before_market_cap = ", before_market_cap)
print("after_market_cap = ", after_market_cap)
before_market_cap =  5000
after_market_cap =  5000.0
  • BuyBack (Tender Offer)

Company offers to buy back its shares at a premium. It possible it happen to increase value of share by decreasing the supply or eliminate threats by operators.

  • Bonus Share

Issue fresh shares to distibute profits to shareholders called bonus issue effect the price. To encourage retails participation by increasing their equity base. No of share increase where price will not impact, give advantage for tax exemption

# Bonus of 2:1 (2 share for every 1 share)
no_of_share=100
price=50
before_market_cap=no_of_share*price

split_for_share=1
split_given_share=2

after_no_of_share=no_of_share+(no_of_share/split_for_share*split_given_share)
after_price=price
after_market_cap=after_no_of_share*after_price

print("before_market_cap = ", before_market_cap)
print("after_market_cap = ", after_market_cap)
before_market_cap =  5000
after_market_cap =  15000.0
  • Dividend

It is distribution of profits by the issuer to its shareholders. Percentage of dividend is define from the face value of the share Price of share is fall down once dividend is paid. Price is depend on multiple factor its possible it will not refelect in numbers.

Dividend(%) = DividendAmount/FaceValue*100
Price = priceBeforeDividend - DividendAmount
  • Rights Issue/Open Offer

Company offeres new shares to existing shareholders. Offers of shares or convertible securities made to existing shareholder on a record date, It offer in particular ratio with reference to share held on record date

  • Warrants

Right to buy shares in a company in the future on agreed terms.

  • TakeOver

A predator makes a bid for your share

  • Conversion (debt to equity)

Debt holders have the option to convert it shares

  • Repayment/Redemtion

Company may pay back capital to share and/or stake holders

Types of Trader

  • Scalper

100 of trade in day, earn profit by effective use of spread (difference in bid and ask trade)

  • Momentum Trader

Identify high vloume stocks, Leverage by momentum gain/loss

  • Techincal Trader

Analyze charts and graph, invest based on pattern

  • Fundamental Trader

Invest based on fundamental analysis by study balance sheet, income, Splits, acquisition based on undervalue or over valued share

  • Swing Trader

Share for days earn profits by changing in price effect by sentiment, corporate action etc

  • Day Trader

Take position and close the position on same day

Types of Order

  • Market Order

Stock sold and bought at market price

  • Limit Order

Trader mention limit of buy/sell the stocks, It also use to manage the risk sell >= sellLimit buy <= buyLimit

  • Day Order

Buy and sell stock in same day, If order are not execute it will not carry over to next day

  • Good Till Cancelled Order (GTC)

Order buy or sell at specific limit order, Order is unexecuted till the limit price come in range as per the limit specified

  • Good Till Date (GTD)

Order remain unexecuted till the date specified by the trader

  • All or None Order (AON)

It either execute all or non order. It an open order until full quantity satisfied

  • Immediate or Cancel Order (IOC)

It either execute (complete or partially) or get cancelled upon being placed

  • Fill or Kill (FOK)

Buy or sell a stock that must be executed immediately else it get cancelled.

  • Drip Feed

slowly advancing funds or capital in stages rather than injecting a large lump sum right off the bat.

Trading Strategy

  • Buy and Hold

Invested over long period of time for long-term, Its a safest option based on multiple resarch. It also gives an advantage of time and tax exemption

  • Market Timing

Trader follow the market based on charts to decide when to buy and sell. Sell stokcs when market are high and buy when it low

  • Value Stocks

Invest in Underpriced and penny stock, calculate expected price and determine under or over valued

  • Modestly priced
  • Mature Firms
  • More Stable
  • Indutries that aren't rapidly growing
  • Exapmle: Railroad, Utility, Industrial equipments makers, Energy providers
  • Growth Stocks

Invest in growth potential. Perform fundamental anlaysis to predict who well stock do in future based on below factors

  • Fast Growing

  • Lower profit

  • Relatively expensive

  • Price drop to some specific condition

  • Example: IT, etc

  • Growth at Resaonable Price (GARP)

It follow both Growth and Value, Undervalued with growth potential

  • Income

Trader focus on Highly Dividend instead of capital gain.

  • Contrarian

Operating against the current market moment.

  • Canslim

Invest after Fundamental and Technical Analysis. Good for those can hold for long term

  • C = Current Quaterly Earing per year (compare last 3 quater)
  • A = Growth in annual earning (27% annual and 15%ROI)
  • N = new product, services, leadership, pricing condition introduce
  • S = Supply and demand
  • L = Knowing Leader and laggers based on sector
  • I = Instidutional support (more support will good)
  • M = Market direction (bullish and bearish)
  • Hedging

It best strategy it insure protection of capital. Holding risk stocks by holding certain stokcs. Hedger takes short position to offset the long positions

  • Dogs of the Dow

10 best performing stocks in the year with Lowest P/E raios, Highest dividend yields and potential for high growth are slected

  • Pigs of the Dow

10 worst performing socks in the year , Stocks are sure to rebound

  • Buying on Margin

It riskiest strategy trader borrowing money from broker.

  • Dollar Cost Averaging

Invest Fixed amount in share, If price down investor buy more share, average price per share goes down. If price raise new share give good benefit.

  • Value Averaging

Trader decide to invest based on market mood if market is bull invest more, if its bear invest less

  • Market Neutral

Trader take long-position on undervalued and short-position on overvalued. It help to diversified and commonly use in hedge.

  • Directional

Trader make benifit when market go up and when market go down

  • Event Driven

Trader make profit by the event happen in stocks (dividend, corporate action)

Derivaties

(Option Trading)

Contract between two partied to exchange a stock at a "strike" price by a predetmined date.

  • Call

Buyer of the call has right but no obligation to buy the stock at strike price by the future date, while the seller of the call, has the obligation to sell the stock to the buyer at the strike price if the buyer exercises the option.

  • Put

Buyer of the put has right but no obligation to sell the stock at strike price by the future date, while the seller of the put, has the obligation to buy the stock to the buyer at the strike price if the buyer exercises the option.

Trade Life Cycle

Trading -> Clearing -> Settlement