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Unit III
Unit III
Technical Analysis
Fundamental Analysis
• Fundamental approach: economy, industry & company
• Technical approach: It studies about the stock price movements of the security
market.
• Technical analysis is a security analysis methodology for forecasting the direction
of prices through the study of past market data, primary price to volume.
price = volume
supply-demand
DIFFERENCE
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS
• Short term price movements. • Long term price movements.
• Mainly focus on internal market • Fundamental factors relating to
data in particularly price to the economy industry to the
volume data. firm.
• Short term traders • Long term traders
TECHNICAL TOOLS
1. Dow theory
2. Volume of trading
3. Short selling
4. Odd lot trading
5. Bars & line charts
6. Moving average
7. oscillators
DOW THEORY
• H0:No single individual or buyer can influence the major trend of the
market
• H1: The market discounts everything.(due to natural
calamities(OR)artificial.
• H2: The theory is not Infallible(Trend is the direction of movement)
• The theory denotes :
Trend is divided into Primary, intermediate, short term trend
• Primary trend: upward or downward movement that may lost for a year OR two
• Intermediate trend: corrective movements, which may last for three weeks to
three months.
• Short term trend: day to day price movements .if also as oscillations or
fluctuations.
TREND:
Increase => rising trends
Fall => falling trends
Remain flat => flat trends
BULL MARKET
• The security price trend may be either increasing or decreasing when
the market exhibits the increasing trend it is called bull market
• It shows three clear cut peaks
T1-revival of market confidence
T2-good corporate earnings
T3-speculation
BEAR MARKET
Phase1- loss of hope
Phase2 - recession in business
Phase3 - distress selling
INDICATORS
1. volume of trade : volume falls with rise in price or vice versa.
2. Breadth of the market : to study the advances & declines that have
occurred in the stock market.
Advances mean the number of shares whose prices have increased from
the previous days trading
Declines indicate the fallen price of trading.
Short sales
• Short selling is a technical indicator known as short interest. short sales
refer to the selling of shares that are not owned.
Odd lot trading:
Shares are generally sold in a lot of hundred
Shares sold in smaller lots fewer than 100 are called odd lot such buyers
& sellers are called odd letters.
MOVING AVERAGE
• Short term trend-10days to 30 days
• Medium term trend-50 days to 125 days
• Long term trend 200 days moving average.
Index to stock price moving average
Individual stock price is compared with the stock market indices.
OSCILLATORS
• It indicate the market momentum or SCRID momentum
• It indicates:
overbought to oversold conditions of the market.
Signaling the possible trend reverse
Rise or decline in the momentum
EFFICIENT MARKET THEORY
• It states that the share price fluctuations are random do not follow any
regular pattern.
• Basic concepts:
1. Market efficiency
2. Liquidity traders
3. Information traders
MARKET EFFICIENCY
• The expectation of the investor regarding the future outflows are
translated or reflected on the share price.
• Operational efficiency: it is measured by factors like time taken to
execute the order & the number of bad deliveries
• Informational efficiency: in the form of economic reports company
analysis political statements & announcements of new industrial
policy.
LIQUIDITY TRADERS
• These traders investment to resale of shares depend upon their individual
fortune.
• Informational traders: they analyse before adopting any buy or sell
strategy. they estimate the intrinsic value of shares for the purpose of
buying to selling
THE RANDOM WALK THEORY:
Weekly efficient
market
Semi strong
Strong efficient