SAPM Unit 1 ppt.pptxBNVCNBVBMNBMNVMNMNMNMNDM

SECURITY ANALYSIS
&
PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT

Expectation of return is an essential element of
Investment
 Return is expected to be realized in future
 Future is uncertain
 Expected return > realized return -
variation
 Variation in income is risk
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Numerous avenues of investment are available today,
such as,
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Non marketable financial assets
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Bonds
Mutual fund schemes
Real assets
Equity shares
Life insurance policies
and many others

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Financial Meaning of Investment
 commitment of a person’s funds to derive future
income or appreciation in the value of their
capital.
 Future income may be
Interest
Dividend
Premiums
Pension benefits
 Purchasing of shares/debentures
 Insurance policies

Economic Meaning of Investment
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net addition to the economy’s capital stock which
consists of goods and services that are used in
the production of other goods and services.
 Formation of new and productive capital
New construction
Plant and machinery
Inventories
 All these investments generate physical assets

Characteristics of Investment
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All investments are characterised by certain features.
 Returns
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 Risk
Safety
Liquidity
Tax Shelter

Return
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Returns depends upon
 nature of the investment
 the maturity period
 host of other factors
Received return in the form of
Yield[dividend or interest] + capital
appreciation[difference between sales price and
purchase price]

Risk
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 Risk is inherent in any investment.
 Risk and return of an investment are related.
 the higher the risk, the higher is the return.
 Risks may be
Loss of capital
Delay in repayment
Non-payment of interest
Variability in returns

Risk Continues………../
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Risk of an investment depends on the following
Factors
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Maturity period
The lower credit worthiness
Nature of the investment eg. Equity shares carry
higher risk and debt instruments bond/debentures
carry lower risk compare with equity.

Safety
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 Every investor expects to get back his capital on
maturity without loss and without delay
 Safety is another feature which an investor
desires for his investments
 safety implies the certainty of return of capital
without loss of money or time.

Liquidity
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An investment which is easily saleable or
marketable
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 without loss of money
without loss of time
is said to be possess liquidity.

Tax Shelter
Tax benefits are in the following three kinds
 Initial tax benefit
 Continuing tax benefit
 Terminal tax benefit
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Initial tax benefit
The tax relief enjoyed at the time of making the
Investment.
Continuing Tax benefit
A continuing tax benefit represents the tax shield
associated with the periodic returns from the
Investment.

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Terminal Tax benefit
Relief from taxation when an investment is realized
or liquidate
Ex:
withdrawal from a public provident fund
account is not subject to tax

Objectives of Investment
Each investor tries to maximise his welfare by
choosing the optimum combination of risk and
expected return in accordance with his preference
and capacity.

Common Investment Objectives
 Safety
 Regularity of Income
 Capital gain
 Tax savings
 Liquidity
 Speculation
 Hedging
 Arbitrage

Attitude towards risk
Some investors are risk averse
Some investors have affinity to risk
 Risk bearing capacity of an investor is a function of his
income
 A person with higher income is assumed to have a
higher risk bearing capacity
Each investor tries to maximise his welfare by choosing the
optimum combination of risk and expected return in
accordance with his preference and capacity
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 Investment & Speculation
 Investment and speculation are closely related.
 Both involve purchase of assets-shares & securities.
 Risk
 Capital Gain
 Time period

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Risk
 It refers to the possibility of incurring a loss in a
financial transaction
 High return is associated with higher risk
 Investor : commits his funds in low risk
investment
 Speculator: commits his funds to higher risk
investment to achieve high returns

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Capital Gain
 Speculator achieve profits through price changes
– capital gains
 He is interested in capital gain rather than
income from an investment
Purchase of securities proceeded by
proper investigation and analysis to receive
stable income & capital appreciation

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Capital gain ---continues/
 Speculation associated with buying at lower price
and selling at higher price to make large capital
gain
 Speculator engages in frequent buying and
selling transaction

Time period
 Investment is long-term in nature – waiting for
returns at consistent basis
 Speculator is interested in short term trade gain
Through buying and selling of instruments
 Both investment and speculation aim at good
returns but the difference is motives
and methods
Investment some times described as a well
grounded and carefully planned

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Investment & Gambling
 Gambling is quite the opposite of investment.
Typical examples are horse races, card games,
lotteries, etc.
 It consists in taking high risks not only for high
returns, but also for thrill and excitement.
 It is unplanned and non scientific
 In gambling artificial and unnecessary risks are
created fro increasing returns

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 But an investment is carefully planned, evaluated
 Allocate funds to various investment
 Concentrate on safety
 Expecting moderate and continuous return
for increasing the returns

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