Sapm Unit 3
Sapm Unit 3
Security Analysis
• Security analysis is about valuing the
asset, debt, warrants, and equity of the
companies from the outside investors
using publically available information.
• Security analysis is useful in
understanding the price fluctuations of
the securities and behavior pattern of the
market.
Approach to Security Analysis
Security
Analysis
Fundamental Technical
Analysis Analysis
Fundamental
Analysis
GDP
Economic
R&D Inflation
Factors
Agricultur
e
Industry Analysis
• It is an analysis of homogeneous group of
firms engaged in similar business.
• The performance of the company depends on
the performance of the industry to which it
belongs.
• So the industry analysis should include the
fundamental factors affecting the growth
prospects of the company.
Industry Analysis
Demand &
Supply
Raw
Cost
Structure Factors Material &
Labor
Attitude of
Government
Industry Analysis
• Industries are found to be in key sector, core
sector and export sector.
• One must invest in those industries which has
demand for whole years and not seasonally.
• The correct time to buy the shares of the
company is during the recovery period so that
a small investor can gain from his investment.
Company Analysis
• It is the study of those variables which
influence the future of the company both
quantitatively and qualitatively.
• Company analysis involves scrutiny of the
company’s financial and non-financial aspects
with view to identify its SWOT.
• It is also the analysis of the earnings and the
efficiency of the company and the future
prospectus of the shareholders.
Company Analysis (Cont..)
Capital
Structure
Accounting
policy
Economic Indicators
Economic
Indicators
Pioneering
Stage
Expansion
Stage
Stagnation Stage
Company Analysis Tools
• Basic financial statement are the tools for
company analysis
Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Statement of Change in financial position
must be correct, complete, consistent,
comparable.
Income Statement
When income statement is analyzed there are
certain items which requires particular
attention
• Industry Cost Methods (LIFO& FIFO)
• Depreciation
• Earning from regular operation
• EPS
Balance Sheet
The following should b concerned more
Original cost of the asset
Book value of the share
Change in capital structure
Depreciation Method
The change in financial position between the
accounting period gives an idea of changes in
working capital, funds from operation-
source& application of funds, Cash Flow
Statement
Company Analysis Cont…
Other Factors
Dividend yield on Equity share & Preference
share
EPS
P/E Ratio
Stock Value& Par Value
Market Value& Book Value
BEP Analysis
Source of information for company
analysis
• Annual Report
• Financial Dailies
• Directories
• Stock Exchange Directories
• Kotharies Industrial Directory of India
• Times of India Directories
Ratios in Analyzing Performance
• Ratios signifies the relationship between two
related figures.
• It is the most appropriate tool to analyze the
performance.
Ratios in Analyzing Performance
Ratios
Turnover
Solvency
Ratio
Valuation Models
• Valuation models are first laid down by
Timbergen and Williams
• Valuation models are developed to
calculate share prices and to find out the
relationships between dividends and
interest rates.
• They were further developed by Dodd,
Bodenhorn, Solomon and Miller.
Factor affect the value of a
Company
• Competitive Edge
• Earnings
• Capital Structure
• Management
• Operating Efficiency
• Operating Leverage
• Financial Analysis
Competitive Edge Management
Market Share Ability to get along with
Growth of Share people
Stability of Sales Leadership
Sales Forecast Analytical Competence
Earnings Industry
Change in Sales& Cost Operating Efficiency
Debt Method Low operating ratio to
meet growing demand
Depletion of resources
Operating Leverage
Inventory A/C Method
Financial Analysis
Wages, Salaries
Balance Sheet
Income Sources
P&L A/C
Technical Analysis
• Technical Analysis will help to make decisions
when to buy and sell
• Timing of investment is therefore, a vital
importance for trading in the stock market
• Technical analysis consider that it is waste of
time to look in the intrinsic value of the share
for analyzing
According to Technical Analysis the prices are
determined by the following manner
• Demand & Supply of Securities in the market
• Consider the past behavior and find out the
history of price movement
• Make useful projection of price movement
and determine the future price
• Typical Charts are made for making prediction
• Charts are used to find out the total broad
spectrum of the market
Assumption of technical analysis
• Market value of Security depends on Demand
and Supply factors of the market
• Both Rational and irrational factors which
determines the price
• Movement will in a particular direction for
some length of time
• The above trend is continued until the is a
change in the supply and the demand