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    Lovely Professional University,Punjab

    MGT521Course No. SECURITY ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLICourse Title: 0L: 4 T: 1 P: 5Cr:

    Course Planner :- 11621 :: Ashu Kakkar

    Format For Instruction Plan [for Courses with Lectures and Tutorials ]

    TextBook

    Chandra,Prasanna, Security Analysis and Portfolio Management,Tata Mc Graw Hills, New Delhi, 2008.1.

    Other Specific Books

    Fischer & Jordon, Security Analysis and Portfolio Management, Prentice Hall.2.

    Reilly/ Brown, Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management, Cengage Learning, Eighth Edition,20103.

    Pandian P., Security Analysis and Portfolio Manegement, Vikas Publishing, 20084.

    Bhat Sudhindra, Security Analysis and Portfolio Management, Excel Publications, First Edition, 20095.

    Other Readings

    Jouranls atricles as compulsary readings (specific articles, Complete reference)Sr. No.

    "Indian stock market- A Strong Emerging market in Asia" http://www.zimbio/Indian+stock+market/articles6

    Wasankar,Prashant Navigating with Technical and Fundamental

    Analysis"http://wasankarwealth.com/Articals_Pdf/633686522890007500_Navigating%20with%20Technical%20and%20Fundamentals%2023%20JAN %202009.pdf

    7

    "Goldman Sachs the great American Financial markets bubble machine"http:// www.marketoracle.co.uk/article12545.html8

    "Its all a matter of perspective Market performance in BRIC countries depends on one vintage point"http://www.russell.com/indexes/about/articles.9

    CAPM vs. APT with macro economic variables: evidence from the Indian stock markethttp://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_6771/is_1_4/ai_n28532457/pg_5/?tag=content;col110

    'THE WARREN BUFFETT WAY',http://www.sfu.ca/~poitras/BUFFET.pdf11

    Efficient Market Theory: In relation with Bonus isssues Announcement in Indian Market, paradgm, Vol XII, No.2, July-Dec 2008, Pp 62-7112

    Semi Strong Form Efficiency: Market Reaction to Dividend and earnings Announcements in Malaysian Stock Exchange", Vol.16, No.2, July 2010, Pp 36-5513

    "Prediction of Stock Returns for Growth firms- A Fundamental Analysis" Vision, Vol 13, No. 3, July- Sept 2009, Pp 31-3914

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    "Beta Estimations in the Indian Stock Market: Stability, Sationarity and Computational Considerations" Decision, Indian Institute of Management, calcutta, Vol 35, No.2,

    July-Dec 2008, Pp 63-85

    15

    Relevant Websites

    Salient FeaturesWeb adress (only if relevant to the courses)Sr. No.

    www.nseindia.com Providing the detailed information about the stock market16

    www.bseindia.com Providing the detailed information about the Sensex/stock market17

    www.yahoofinance.com Provide all current and past data related to stock prices18

    http://in.reuters.com/ Provide analytical information on stocks, mutual fund, commodity market19

    Moneycontrol.com Providing the day-to-day happenings of the stock market20

    Capital line database providing historical and current data information about the stock prices21

    http://www.psnacet.edu.in/courses/MBA/sapm/lecture- Portfolio mgt system22

    http://www.managementparadise.com/forums/stock Steps for form filling to become member of stock exchange23

    http://www.capitalmarket.com/MarketBeat/nsmargin.h Margin Claculations24

    http://www.bseindia.com/mktlive/bhavcopy.asp Access to Daily bhav Copy25

    Week No. Lecture No. Topic

    Chapters/Sections of

    Textbook/other

    reference

    Homework to be

    Assigned to students

    Pedagogical tool

    Demonstration/case

    study/images/anmation

    ctc. planned

    Detailed Plan For Lectures

    Part 1

    Lecture 1Week 1 Introduction to security analysis. Investment vs. speculation, Investment vs.

    Savings, Portfolio management process,

    Book :1,1/ Ch1 1/

    Ch2

    Ref. 6/ Indian stock market-

    A Strong Emerging market iAsia

    Lecture 2 Investment Alternatives and their evaluation Approaches to investment

    decision making

    Book :1,1/ Ch1 Case- Meet 3 Murthy 5/

    Pp-18-19

    Lecture 3 Securities Market-Primary and Secondary Market, Trading Mechanism Book :1,1/ Ch3

    Lecture 4 Fundamental Analysis: Economic Analysis including Macro economic analysis Book :1,1/Ch14 HomeWork 1 Allocation Ref. 14/ Prediction of Stock

    Returns for Growth firms-

    A Fundamental Analysis

    Lecture 5Week 2 Industry analysis: Types of Industry, Industry life cycle Book :1,1/Ch14

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    Part 1

    Lecture 6Week 2 Company analysis: Strategy analysis, Financial analysis, accounting analysis,

    estimation of intrinsic value

    Book :1,1/Ch15 Balance sheet, Case- Why

    Read an Annual Report/ 5/

    pp332-333

    Lecture 7 Equity valuation models: Return, anticipated return, present value of return ->Reference :4,4/ Ch11

    Lecture 8 Balance sheet valuation model Book :1,1/Ch13 HomeWork 3 Allocation

    Lecture 9Week 3 Dividend discount model: Multi period valuation model, Book :1,1/Ch13

    Lecture 10 constant growth model, Two stage growth model, ->Reference :4,4/Ch11

    ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 13

    HomeWork 1

    Submission

    Practical Problems

    Lecture 11 Three phase model, Free Cash Flow Model. Book :1,1/Ch13

    ->Reference :4,4/ Ch 11

    HomeWork 2 Allocation

    Lecture 12 Earning Multiplier approach: Price ratio Book :1,1/Ch13

    Lecture 13Week 4 Expected Return & Growth ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 13 Term Paper 1 Allocation

    Lecture 14 Bond valuation, characteristics, Bond Prices ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 11

    Part 2

    Lecture 15Week 4 Bond yield, Risk in Bonds, Ratting of Bonds ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 11 Practical Problems

    Lecture 16 Yield curve, Determinants of interest rates ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 11

    Lecture 17Week 5 Analysis of convertible bonds ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 11

    Lecture 18 Technical Analysis: Introduction, assumptions, technical t rading rules ->Reference :4,4/ ch 13 Ref. 7/ Navigating withTechnical and Fundamental

    Analysis

    Lecture 19 Dow theory: introduction, trend: Primary and secondary trend ->Reference :4,4/ Ch 13

    Lecture 20 support and resistance level, indicators: volume of trade, short sales, odd lot

    trading

    ->Reference :4,4/ Ch 13 HomeWork 2

    Submission

    Lecture 21Week 6 Moving Average: index and stock prices moving average, comparison of two

    moving averages

    ->Reference :4,4/ Ch 13

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    Part 2

    Lecture 22Week 6 Oscillators, Relative strength index, Charts: point and figure charts, Bar

    charts, chart patterns: V formation

    ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 16

    ->Reference :4,4/ Ch 13

    Case- McDonald's Corp., 2/

    Pp535

    Lecture 23 Charts: Tops and bottoms; Head and shoulders, triangles; flags, candle and

    sticks

    ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 9

    Lecture 24 Efficient market thery: Random walk theory and efficient market hypothesis,

    weak form of Efficient Market Hypothesis

    ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 9 Quiz 1 Ref. 12/ Efficient Market

    Theory: In relation with

    Bonus isssues

    Announcement in IndianMarket

    Lecture 25Week 7 Empirical evidence on weak form efficient market hypothesis, Test of weak

    form efficient market

    ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 9

    Lecture 26 Serial Correlation tests, Run test, Filter rules tests ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 9 Practical Problems

    Lecture 27 Semi strong Form: Empirical evidence on semi strong form portfolio study,

    Strong form efficient market

    ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 9 Ref. 13/ Semi Strong Form

    Efficiency: Market Reaction

    o Dividend and earnings

    Announcements in

    Malaysian Stock Exchange

    Lecture 28 Event study & Market inefficiencies and implications ->Reference :1,1/ Ch9

    MID-TERM

    Part 3

    Lecture 29Week 8 Portfolio-Risk Return Analysis: Examples and Problems ->Reference :1,1/ Ch7

    ->Reference :4,4/ Ch17

    Lecture 30 Markowitz Model: Parameters ,criteria ->Reference :1,1/ Ch7

    ->Reference :4,4/ Ch17

    Lecture 31 Risk Return Optimization, Efficient Frontier ->Reference :1,1/ Ch7

    ->Reference :4,4/ Ch17

    HomeWork 4 Allocation

    Lecture 32 Sharpe Index Model, Corner Portfolio ->Reference :4,4/ Ch18

    Lecture 33Week 9 Sharpe Index Model: Optimal Portfolio ->Reference :4,4/ Ch18

    Lecture 34 Two factor and multi factor models ->Reference :4,4/ Ch18

    Lecture 35 Optimum Portfolio, Optimum Portfolio with Short Sales ->Reference :4,4/ Ch18 Case- Quan Tech Partners 2/

    Pp 629

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    Part 3

    Lecture 36Week 9 Portfolio Management including Growth and Value investing and style

    analysis

    ->Reference :1,1/ Ch21 mini case- 1/ Pp 626

    Lecture 37Week 10 Portfolio Construction & Analysis ->Reference :1,1/Ch 21

    ->Reference :4,4/Ch 16

    Lecture 38 Capital Asset Pricing Model ->Reference :4,4/ Ch19

    ->Reference :5,5/ Ch20

    HomeWork 4

    Submission

    Ref. 15/ "Beta Estimations

    in the Indian Stock Market:

    Stability, Sationarity and

    ComputationalConsiderations

    Lecture 39 Capital Asset Pricing Model ->Reference :4,4/ Ch19

    ->Reference :5,5/ Ch20

    Lecture 40 Arbitrage Pricing Theory ->Reference :4,4/Ch19

    ->Reference :5,5/Ch20

    CAPM vs. APT with macro

    economic variables: evidence

    rom the Indian stock

    arket/ Ref. 10

    Part 4

    Lecture 41Week 11 Arbitrage Pricing Theory ->Reference :4,4/ Ch19

    ->Reference :5,5/ Ch20

    HomeWork 3

    Submission

    Lecture 42 Portfolio Evaluation ->Reference :4,4/Ch20

    ->Reference :5,5/Ch22

    Lecture 43 Sharpe Index ->Reference :4,4/Ch20

    ->Reference :5,5/Ch22 Pp

    478-489

    Practical Problems

    Lecture 44 Treynors index & Jensens index ->Reference :4,4/Ch20

    ->Reference :5,5/Ch22 PP

    478-489

    Term Paper 1

    Submission

    Practical Problems

    Lecture 45Week 12 Treynors index & Jensens index ->Reference :4,4/ Ch20

    ->Reference :5,5/ Ch22 Pp

    478-489

    Practical Problems

    Lecture 46 Forecasting Portfolio Performance ->Reference :5,5/Ch22 PP 489

    Lecture 47 Portfolio Revision- Passive & Active Management ->Reference :4,4/Ch21

    ->Reference :5,5/Ch21

    Quiz 2 Case- I thought Low PE was

    eeter, 5/ Pp466-467

    Lecture 48 Formula plans-Rupee Cost Averaging ->Reference :4,4/Ch21

    ->Reference :5,5/Ch21

    Lecture 49Week 13 Constant Rupee Plan ->Reference :4,4/Ch21

    ->Reference :5,5/Ch21

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    Part 4

    Lecture 50Week 13 Constant Ratio Plan ->Reference :4,4/Ch21

    ->Reference :5,5/Ch21

    Practical Problems

    Lecture 51 variable Ratio Plan ->Reference :4,4/Ch21

    ->Reference :5,5/Ch21

    Practical Problems

    Lecture 52 Analysis of portfolio strategies of mutual fund schemes ->Reference :5,5/Ch21 Fact Sheets

    Spill OverLecture 53Week 14 Investment strategies of Warren Buffet Ref.11

    Lecture 54 Basic Terminology of Derivative and Commodity Market ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 17 -18

    Lecture 55 Behavioural Finance ->Reference :1,1/ Ch 10

    Lecture 56Week 15 Demo Trading Ref. 17, Ref. 23

    Details of homework and case studies plan

    Homework No. Topic of the Homework Nature of homework

    (group/individuals/field work

    Fundamental analysis: Students will choose one company and perform Economic, company and industry

    analysis and determine the intrinsic value of the company's stock

    IndividualHomework 1

    Valuation of stocks of specific companies using different valuation models- Group of Four students each wil l

    e assigned one specific company and they will apply the valuation techniques as and when these are

    discussed in the class

    GroupHomework 2

    Dummy Portfolio Management- Students will be divided into group of 5-10 each & they have to manage a

    dummy portfolio as per the guidelines issued by COS-F. This assignment will be taken back at the end of

    11th week. The groups will present their portfolio strategies in a contest which will be held in 12th week

    GroupHomework 3

    Event Study- group of Four students each will conduct an event study taking the stock market data and

    assessing the impact of specific announcements on the profitability of stocks. Evaluation will be based upon

    written Report and Viva

    GroupHomework 4

    *Normally all the homeworks shall be submitted online but in special courses where homeworks cannot be submited online , the insructor can edit the mode of submission while entering the IP Details

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    Component Frequency Marks for each Total Marks

    Scheme for CA:out of 100*

    Out of (If any)

    Homework 3 15 454

    Quiz 2 15 30

    Term Paper 1 25 25

    Total :- 100

    * In ENG courses wherever the total exceeds 100, consider x best out of y components of CA, as explained in teacher's guide available on the UMS

    TopicSr. No.

    List of suggested topics for term paper[at least 15] (Student to spend about 15 hrs on any one specified term paper)

    Capital Asset Pricing Model- analysis of means of describing relationship between risk and return in an efficient market ,

    assumption and functions

    1

    Market anomalies- Evidence from the Indian market2

    Empirical investigation into stock price volatility3

    Performance evaluation of mutual funds4Market Fluctuation and Trend Analysis(including) stock price changes along with Sector index as well as bench mark Inde

    and analysis of the trends by using recent statistical measures.

    5

    Efficient Frontier: Analysis of Graphs of efficient frontier of Indian stock and Bonds and Comparison of these graphs

    with the graphs from around the world

    6

    Short selling- concept, Practice of selling borrowed securities in anticipation that market price will fall over in near term,

    Controls and relationship to market behaviour

    7

    On line trading mechanism of Indian stock market8

    Beta analysis and Random Walk: Use of risk factor calculation and pattern determination in investment and portfolio

    analysis

    9

    Causal relationship between FII trading and stock price movements10

    Application and Evaluation of Indian Stock Market: Use of Markowitz Model11

    NISM-Series-V-A: Mutual Fund Distributors Certification Examination12

    Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management Module13

    Equity Research Module14

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    Plan for Tutorial: (Please do not use these time slots for syllabus coverage)

    Tutorial No. Topic Type of pedagogical tool(s) planned

    (case analysis,problem solving test,role play,business game etc)

    Tutorial 1 Introduction to BSE, NSE and Trading Mechanism Ref. 16

    Tutorial 2 Securities Market: Case Getting even with inflation 5/ Pp75-76 Case analysis

    Tutorial 3 Fundamental Analysis: Review Problems 4/ Pp 244-245 Case analysis

    Tutorial 4 Equity Valuation Problem solving

    Tutorial 5 First Review of Term Paper Viva

    Tutorial 6 Moving Average and First review of Term paper Problem solving

    Tutorial 7 Discussion on the Article: Efficient Market Theory: In relation with

    Bonus isssues Announcement in Indian Market

    Ref. 12

    After Mid-Term

    Tutorial 8 Event study- Practical example through Excel

    Tutorial 9 Second Review of Term Paper viva

    Tutorial 10 Markowitz Model Problem solving

    Tutorial 11 CAPM: Beta Estimations in the Indian Stock Market: Stability,

    Sationarity and Computational Considerations

    Ref. 15

    Tutorial 12 Current Issues in stock market Presentation

    Tutorial 13 Revision

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