ok ..
where cn i find news/updates regarding shares... ??
any relieable site??
and also i have seen my friend doing daily transaction/buying shares and selling them online..
i just want to know .. how could one be knowing all the value changes .. is there a software regarding this ??
another tihng on normal investment of say 50k in MF and in share...
which will bring me profit???
Naveen ,
the value of your share/MF can be found on various sites. for e.x rediff,moneycontrol,yahoo etc.
value of rMF is called NAV (Net Asset Value)
MF are roughly divided into two parts. Close Ended n Open ended
Now,
Mutual Funds:- These are nothing but Qualified Investors who manages your money using their experience and pre-conceived notions. The main person who handles all these assets they have collected from the public is called as Manager of the Scheme. And he is responsible for the performance of the Fund Scheme. So Managers work profile and his past experience is all the matters..
These people are supposed to be collecting money from people and then investing that money into Equity or Debt or Futures and Options etc etc.......
Asset Management Companies (AMC):-
The different companies concerned with the work of collecting money from the public and then managing it are called as Asset Management Companies..
Eg. ICICI, Reliance, HDFC etc etc
While collecting money from the Public, every Asset Management Company comes with a scheme in the market which focuses on some themes like Diversified/sector oriented/infrastructure..
Eg.
Fund Name Type
Reliance Diversified Fund Thematic/Sector Oriented Fund
ICICI Prud Infra Thematic/Sector Oriented Fund
Reliance Growth Diversified Fund
And the name of that theme after the name of that AMC is the Name of That Scheme which gives you primary information about the motto of that scheme.
Now coming back on the subject of Analysis, the important things to be taken into consideration are:-
Fundamental Analysis:
1)
Manager:- Name, Work Profile, Experience, Past Record, Risk Profile etc etc.
2)
AMC Name:- Which would give you some idea about the working strategy of the Fund Scheme. Means is it reliable? Is it Aggressive? Risk Profile?
3)
Scheme:- The name of the scheme indicates most of the things you use in the analysis. Means is it a Thematic/ sector oriented fund or a diversified one. What is its primary focus.
4)
Past Record:- If the scheme is older than 2 years then it is quite easy to analyze the scheme as we get its past record to do our Fundamental cum Technical Analysis.
5)
Theme/Focus:- This is so much important one while analyzing the mutual fund. Cause if it is a Diversified Fund then it doesn’t matter much. But if it is a sector oriented fund then in which sector you are investing? Does that sector would yield in the future? And if yes then for how far it can continue giving you good returns?
6)
Company Holding:- Which companies this fund is holding? Do those companies are reliable? Are those companies aggressive? Are those companies can continue yielding in the long term? How much percentage of the total assets this Mutual Fund has invested in top 5 holdings of the scheme? As much less it is it would lower your risk profile in the time of Market crash….Mutual Funds don’t switch companies in the short term or frequently. And though they have to, they try to be efficient for the next time. So company holdings can give you fair data for the sake of analysis.
7)
Allocation:- Means hows the allocation of the funds has been carried out…How much of the funds has been allocated to the top five funds, top ten funds and likewise you can come to know about the risk involved…
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