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Fundamental Analysis suggests that
 + ery stock has an intrinsic alue
 +stimation of real worth of a stock is
made by considering the earning
potential of a company, which
depends on in estment en ironment.
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y mrowth Rate of m 
y ndustrial mrowth Rate
y Agriculture and Monsoons
y Sa ings and n estment
y mo ernment Budget and eficit
y Money Supply
y rice Le el and nflation
y nterest Rates
y Balance of ayments
y nfrastructural facilities
y Sentiments
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y t is a measure of the total production of


final goods and ser ices in the economy
during a specified period usually a year.

y The higher the growth rate of m , the


more fa orable it is for stock market.
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y The m  growth rte represents the a erage


of the growth rates of the three principal
sectors of the economy:
(a) The Ser ice Sector
(b) The ndustrial Sector
(c) The Agriculture Sector

y The higher the growth rate of the industrial


sector, the more fa orable it is for the stock
market.
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y Agriculture accounts for about a quarter of


the ndian economy and has important
linkages, direct and indirect with the
industry.

y A spell of good monsoons fa ors stock


market, while a streak of bad monsoons
casts its shadow o er the industrial sector
and the stock market.
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y The demand for corporate securities has an


important bearing on stock prices
mo ements.
y The le el of n estment in the economy =
omestic Sa ings
+ nflow of Foreign Capital
- n estment made abroad
 The higher the le el of sa ings and
in estment, the more fa orable it is for the
stock market.
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A reasonably balanced A budget with a high


budget Surplus or eficit

A le el of debt which can A le el of debt which is


be ser iced comfortably difficult to ser ice

A Tax Structure which A Tax Structure which


pro ides for Stock Market pro ides disincenti e for
in estment Stock Market n estment
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y ndustries that enjoy a strong market for


their products and which do not come under
the pur iew of price control may benefit .

y While industries that ha e a weak market


and which come under the pur iew of price
control tend to lose.
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y A rise in nterest rates depresses corporate


profitability and also leads to increase in the
discount rate applied by equity in estors;
Both of which ha e an ad erse effect on
stock prices.

y While, a fall in interest rates impro es


corporate profitability and also leads to a
decline in the discount rate applied by
equity in estors, both of which ha e a
fa orable impact on stock prices.
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y Balance of ayment (Bo) =


Balance of Trade (+xport ± mport)
+ Balance on µin isibles¶
+ Balance on account of Capital
Account
 A Bo deficit depletes the Forex Reser es
of the Country and has an ad erse impact
on the exchange rates and Vice- ersa.
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y Adequate and Regular Supply of +lectronic


power at a reasonable tariff

y A well de eloped-maintained Transportation


and Communication System

y An assured supply of basic industrial raw


materials like steel, coal, petroleum
products and cement
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y The objecti e of ndustry Analysis is to


assess the prospects of arious industrial
groupings.

y t suggests as to which industries ha e a


brighter future than others and which
industries are plagued with problems that
are likely to persist for a while.
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isplay Caution
(1) ioneering Stage
(Speculating Acti ities)
Respond Quickly &
() Rapid mrowth
+xpand n estments
Stage
() Maturity & Moderate n estment
Stabilization Stage

(V) ecline Stage Sensibly isin est


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() Structure of the ndustry and Nature of


Competition

() Nature and rospects of emand

() Cost, +fficiency and rofitability

(V) Technology and Research


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Company Analysis is the last leg in the


+conomic-ndustry-Company Analysis.

This analysis is company-specific.

t may be organized into two parts:


(a) A Study of Financials
(b) A Study of other Factors
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