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MOHAMMAD ABBAS
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BHARATH M
Assistant Professor
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Introduction:
An investment return is characterized by two important factors that are risk and
return. Risk implies future uncertainty about deviation from expected earnings or expected
outcome. Risk measures the uncertainty that an investor is willing to take to realize gain from
an investment. Usually, risk and return have a direct relationship higher the risk, higher the
return. Risk is associated with the holding of an investment over the period. There are various
types of risk but two important risk is systematic risk and unsystematic risk which cannot be
diversified. It is caused by factor which are beyond the control of the company.
Investment, the process of exchanging income during one period of time for an asset
that is expected to produce earnings in future periods. Thus, consumption in the current
period is foregone in order to obtain a greater return in the future. For an economy as a whole
to invest, total production must exceed total consumption. Throughout the history of
capitalism, investment has been primarily the function of private business; during the 20th
century, however, governments in planned economies and developing countries have become
important investors.
The companies listed with NIFTY50, show significantly diversified behavior with respect to
their price movements. Thus, the risk and returns associated with the stocks found to be wide-
ranging in nature. Also, the range of the beta factors of these stocks is significantly varied. As
the risk return and beta are the important tools to analyses the stock market.
This study focuses on analyses of information technology stocks of nifty fifty based
on the returns offered by the stocks risk associated with these stocks and respective beta
factors and to analyze the systematic and unsystematic risk of information technology stocks.
Statement of the problem:
Information Technology (IT) industry has played a major role in the Indian economy.
In order to have a good benchmark of the Indian IT sector. We know investing in share
market is not an easy task. It is subjected to large fluctuation especially when it comes to
information technology sectors, because apart from conventional factors, sector is directly
affected by non-conventional factors such as IT Acts and policies issued by ministry of
electronics and information technology. Thus, this study aims to conduct risk and return
analyses of information technology stocks in nifty fifty.
1. To study the risk and return of Information Technology (IT) stocks in nifty fifty.
2. To analyze the stock movements with respect to nifty fifty IT index.
3. To find the relationship between returns and volatility with beta and standard
deviation with respect to nifty fifty.
4. To suggest investors based on the outcome of the study.
Research Methodology:
The study is analytical in nature. The research methodology includes the following
Sources of Data:
Secondary Data
Secondary data are collected through various Books, Journals, Research papers. Articles and
National Stock Exchange Website.
Data will be collected from National Stock Exchange website. Other sites like money
control, NDTV profit and so on will be referred.
Plan of analysis:
Mean, Standard deviation and Beta with respect to individual stocks and Variance and
Correlation with respect to stock, IT Indices and Nifty indices will be analyzed. Comparison
of Stock return v/s It Indices and Nifty will be done for better understanding of risk.