PROJECT REPORT

ON
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS ON EQUITY IN BOMBAY STOCK
EXCHANGE

Summer Internship Report submitted to the University of Mumbai in

Partial
Fulfillment the award of degree of

Master of Management Studies

Specialization: Finance

By
Sharma Laxmi yogesh

Roll No:2022081

Batch: 2022-24

for the Summer Internship at,

Praedico Company

Project Guide: Prof. Minal Patil

ROHIDAS PATIL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Affiliated to the University of Mumbai,
Recognized by DTE, Govt. of Maharashtra,
Approved by AICTE, New Delhi.

February - 2024
Evaluation Report
Summer Internship 2022-24
Basic Information

Name of the Student:Laxmi yogesh sharma

Academic Year and Roll No: 2023-2024/ 2022081

Name of the Company: praedico research pvt ltd

Name and Designation of the Training Supervisor:

Area of Training:

Special Project, if any:

Score Card

Please rate the following attributes on a scale of 01-05.

(01=Average, 02=Good, 03=Very Good, 04=Excellent and 05=Outstanding)

Sr. No. Attributes Score

1 Attendance
2 Punctuality
3 Attitude
4 Performance
5 Initiative
6 Interpersonal Skills
7 Diligence Level
8 Subject Knowledge
9 Personal Grooming
10 Communication Skills
Total Score(Out of 50)
Special remarks / Appreciation, if any:

Name & Signature of Training Supervisor Official Seal of the

Company
Date: Place
Evaluation of Dissertation
1. Name of the Candidate: Laxmi Yogesh Sharma

2. Seat Number: 2022081

3. Name / Code of the subject:

4. Title of the Dissertation:

5. Evaluation:

Sr. No. Parameters Maximum Marks

Marks Awarded

1 Introduction 05

2 Literature Review and Problem 05

Definition
3 Process Description 10

4 Project Profile 10

5 Findings & Conclusions 15

6 Learning Experience 05

50
Total

6. Name & Address of the Evaluator:

7. Signature of Evaluator with Date:

8. Signature of the Head of the Institution with seal:

 Declaration

This is to certify that the Summer Project titled financial analysis on

equity in Bombay stock exchange is original work and being submitted
in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree, Master of Management
Studies of the University of Mumbai. This Summer Project report has not
been submitted earlier either to this university or to any other affiliated
college of this university or to any other university / institution for the
fulfillment of the requirement of the MMS Course.

Date: (Signature of Student)

Place: Laxmi yogesh sharma

 Acknowledgement

It has been an enriching experience for me to undergo my summer training at praedico

company which would not have been possible without the goodwill and support of the
people around. As a student of “Rohidas Patil Institute of Management Studies,
Bhayender (E) ”, I would like to express my sincere thanks to all those who helped
me during my summer internship. I would like to express my gratitude to all those
who encouraged me to complete this project.
I would like to thank my college authorities for providing me the opportunity to work
with such a prestigious organization. I would like to express my gratitude to the
reporting head Mrs. Divya for summer internship, for having given me the
opportunity to do my project work in the organization and lighted my way of progress
with his guidance. My sincere and deepest thanks to Prof. Minal Patil of “Rohidas
Patil Institute of Management Studies, Bhayander (E)” for having spared his/her
aluable time with me and for all the guidance given in executing the project as per
requirements. I would like to give my special thanks to my parents, their love, support
and blessing enabled me to complete this project work.

Name of Student: laxmi yogesh sharma

Signature: _________
Ref. No.:
Date:
Internship certificate /letter of the company
 Executive Summary
The study conducted at financial analysis on equity in the Indian stock market
provides valuable insights into the dynamics of this rapidly evolving financial
landscape. Examining the intersection of technology and finance, the research delves
into the adoption, challenges, and opportunities associated with online trading
platforms in India. By analyzing user behavior, market trends, and the impact of
Fintech innovations, the study aims to enhance our understanding of the evolving role
of digital platforms in the Indian stock market. The findings are expected to be
instrumental in shaping strategies for both investors and Fintech companies operating
in this dynamic ecosystem, facilitating informed decision-making and fostering a
more resilient and efficient financial marketplace.
 INDEX
SRNO PARTICULAR PAGE NO
1 INTRODUCTION 10 To 14
TO TOPIC
2
COMPANY PROFILE 15 To 18

3 OBJECTIVEOF STUDY 18
4 NEEDS OF TOPIC 19
5 RESEARCH 20
METHODLOGY
6 REVIEW OF 21 To 25
LITRATURE
7 DATA ANALYSIS 26 To 41
8 FINDINGS 42 To 43
9 SUGESSTION 43 To 44
10 CONCLUSION 45
11 REFERENCE 46 To 47
12 ANNEXURE 46 To 50
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS ON EQUITY IN BOMBAY STOCK
MARKET

INTRODUCTION

The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is a stock exchange located in Mumbai, India. It
is the oldest stock exchange in Asia, it was the first In the country. Along with the
National Stock Exchange, which was founded in 1875, there are two stock exchanges
in India. The 30 biggest and busiest-trading equities listed on the exchange are
included in the BSE’s stock market index, popularly known as the “Sensex,” The
quickest stock exchange in the world is the BSE, which has a median trade speed of 6
microseconds. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), renowned for its rapid trade
execution with a median speed of 6 microseconds, integrates modern trading
technologies like the VWAP Indicators to cater to the evolving needs of today’s
financial markets, ensuring efficiency

A significant pillar of the Indian stock market and a key player in the economy is the
Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). It gives businesses a platform to acquire funds by
offering shares to the general public and enables investors to purchase and sell those
shares. This facilitates capital mobilisation and directs it towards profitable ventures
that may stimulate economic expansion. The 30 largest and most actively traded
businesses listed on the exchange makeup BSE’s Sensex, which is widely regarded as
the barometer of the Indian stock market. Investors, economists, and decision-makers
constantly monitor the SENSEX as a sign of the overall strength of the Indian
economy.
The BSE also offers several indexes, including the BSE 100, BSE 200, BSE 500, BSE
Small-cap, and Mid-cap, among others, to reflect market capitalisation and sector
performance. This allows investors to select investments that match their risk
tolerance. For the proper operation of the Indian stock market, BSE also offers several
additional services like trading, clearing, settlement, and depository services. BSE is a
significant economic organization and accurate trading processes.

Advantages of Listing in BSE

There are several benefits for companies that are listed on the Bombay Stock
Exchange (BSE): Companies that are listed on the BSE are able to raise money by
issuing shares to the general public. They may be able to extend and grow as a result.

Shareholders of a corporation whose shares are listed on the BSE have access to
liquidity because investors can buy and sell those shares. As a result, shareholder may
find it simpler to acquire or sell shares as needed.

A company’s profile and reputation may rise by being listed on the BSE, which may
help it to draw in new clients, collaborators, and investors.

Access to a larger pool of investors: The BSE is a significant economic institution in

India and has access to both domestic and foreign investors. The business may be able
to raise money from a wider spectrum of investors as a result.

Since the market constantly analyzes the success of listed companies, they typically
have better valuations.

Listed firms can also utilize their shares as a form of payment for acquisitions, which
simplifies and speeds up the procedure.

Listed firms must abide by a number of rules set forth by the stock market and other
regulatory organizations. This makes them more transparent and answerable to their
stakeholders.

In addition to enhanced visibility, liquidity, and access to a larger pool of investors,

being listed on the BSE can offer companies a number of advantages that can boost
their development and success.
A stock that Is listed and traded on the Indian Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is
known as a BSE share/ stock. Along with the National Stock Exchange, the BSE is
one of India’s two main stock exchanges (NSE). It was the earliest stock exchange in
the nation and the oldest in all of Asia.

A business may submit an application to be listed on the BSE when it wishes to raise
capital by issuing shares to the general public. Investors can buy and sell the
company’s shares on the exchange once It is listed. Share prices change according to
supply and demand, as well as the business’s financial performance.

The BSE creates and publishes a number of indices, including the SENSEX, BSE
100, BSE 200, BSE 500, and BSE Small-cap, Mid-cap, etc., to reflect market
capitalization and the performance of various industries. This will make it easier for
investors to select investments that match their level of risk tolerance.

Equity market

An equity market is a market in which shares of companies are issued and traded,
either through exchanges or over-the-counter markets. Also known as the stock
market, it is one of the most vital areas of a market economy. It gives companies
access to capital to grow their business, and investors a piece of ownership in a
company with the potential to realize gains in their investment based on the
company’s future performance.

Types of Equity

1. Common stock: This is the most common type of equity, which represents
ownership in a company and provides shareholders with voting rights and the
potential for dividends.
2. Preferred stock: This type of equity provides shareholders with priority over
common shareholders in terms of dividend payments and assets in the event of
liquidation. However, preferred shareholders do not have voting rights.
3. Retained earnings: This refers to the portion of a company’s profits that are
kept by the company instead of being paid out as dividends. Retained earnings
can be used for reinvestment in the business or for other purposes.
 4. Treasury stock: This refers to shares of a company’s stock that have been
repurchased by the company and are held in its treasury. These shares may be
reissued or retired at a later date.

5. Equity options: These are contracts that give the holder the right, but not the
obligation, to buy or sell a specific number of shares of a company’s stock at a
predetermined price and within a specific time frame.

6. Equity warrants: These are similar to options, but they are issued by the
company itself and give the holder the right to buy a specific number of shares
at a predetermined price within a specific time frame.

7. Convertible bonds: These are bonds that can be converted into shares of the
issuing company’s stock at a predetermined price and within a specific time
frame.

Equity refers to owning a stake or share in a company, usually represented by shares

of stock.

Importance and features of equity:

1. Ownership and Control: Equity represents ownership in a company, providing

shareholders with the right to participate in decision-making processes through
voting rights. It allows shareholders to have a say in the management and
governance of the company.
2. Profit Sharing: Equity shareholders are entitled to a share in the company’s
profits in the form of dividends. Dividends are typically distributed based on
the number of shares held by the shareholder, allowing them to benefit from
the company’s financial success.
 3. Capital Appreciation: Equity investments have the potential for capital
appreciation, meaning the value of the shares can increase over time. If the
company performs well and its stock price rises, equity shareholders can sell
their shares at a higher price, generating a profit.
4. Limited Liability: One of the advantages of equity investments is that
shareholders have limited liability, which means they are only liable for the
amount they invested in the company. They are not personally responsible for
the company’s debts or obligations beyond their investment.
5. Risk and Return: Equity investments carry a certain level of risk. Shareholders
bear the risk of the company’s performance, market fluctuations, and other
factors that can affect the stock price. However, equity investments also offer
the potential for higher returns compared to other investment options, such as
bonds or savings accounts.
6. Liquidity: Equity investments are typically traded on stock exchanges,
providing investors with the ability to buy or sell their shares easily. This
liquidity allows investors to convert their Investments into cash relatively
quickly.
7. Transparency and Reporting: Publicly traded companies are required to
disclose financial information and provide regular reports to shareholders.
This transparency allows equity investors to make informed investment
decisions based on the company's performance, strategy, and financial health.
8. Diversification: Equity investments offer the opportunity to diversify a
portfolio, spreading risk across different companies, sectors, or regions.
Diversification can help reduce the impact of any individual company’s poor
performance on the overall investment portfolio.

It's important to note that these features and importance may vary depending on the .
specific company, market conditions, and other factors. It is always recommended to
conduct thorough research and seek professional advice before making any
investment decisions.
COMPANY PROFILE

Praedico Global Research Private Limited is an unlisted private company

incorporated on 09 April, 2018. It is classified as a private limited company and is
located in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. It’s authorized share capital is INR 10.00 lac
and the total paid-up capital is INR 1.00 lac.

The current status of Praedico Global Research Private Limited is – Active.

The last reported AGM (Annual General Meeting) of Praedico Global Research
Private Limited, per our records, was held on 30 September, 2022.

Praedico Global Research Private Limited has two directors – Sunny Ralli and Sweety
Gupta.

The Corporate Identification Number (CIN) of Praedico Global Research Private

Limited is U74999MP2018PTC045496. The registered office of Praedico Global
Research Private Limited is at 2nd Floor 204, GARIMA ARCADE SHINDE KI
CHAWANI, GWALIOR, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. The company has 2 directors and
no reported key management personnel.

The longest serving director currently on board is Sunny Ralli who was appointed on
09 April, 2018. Sunny Ralli has been on the board for more than 5 years. The most
recently appointed director is Sweety Gupta, who was appointed on 27 September,
2021.

Sunny Ralli has the largest number of other directorships with a seat at a total of 2
companies. In total, the company is connected to 1 other companies through its
directors.

Praedico Global Research

Praedico has taken task to provide Basic Financial literacy all across India “Free of
Cost “.

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Accuracy

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Neural networks or neural nets were inspired by the architecture of neuron in the
human brain and we at Praedico Global Research Pvt. Ltd. Are creators of these
financial neurones in the field of stock market intelligence. We are India’s first
finance neuron developers who are using their specially designed neural networks to
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products boast of an accurate prediction of Indian Stock Market and financial
products with an accuracy of more than 80%. Average Indian investors spend an
average of 40k-50k in form of advisory & research fees which Praedico will be
bringing down to Nil in coming years.

Our Vision – To be the bellwethers in eradicating financial discrepancy around the

world by providing financial access to people who don’t have money to access costly
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Our Mission – To be the leader in financial products development world over.

Products so developed should have highest performance and lowest fees in
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Services

ANALYSIS

We assist you with fundamental and technical analysis report of client’s portfolio at
certain time intervals.

PERFORMANCES

We perform with a stock performance at different times with a target price of 6

months, 1 year, 3 years.

PORTFOLIO

We provide you with a service for a specific portfolio, which is specified at all times
and in advance to meet your specific needs.

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Classroom Special Workshop with Cash and Options Adventure.

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A simulator platform, designed for those who keens to learn in Stock trading but fears
of losing money.

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Website

www.praedicoglobalresearch.com

Industry

Financial Services

Company Employee

51-200 employees

Headquarters

Gurgaon

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2018

Products

1. Praedico’s stock trading stimulator

2. Praedico’s portfolio manager
3. Praedico’s Virtual ca
4. Praedico’s Trading Neuron
5. Praedico’s Investor Module
6. Praedico’s Neural portfolio assist

Board of directors

1. PRIYANK GUPTA
2. SUNNY RALI
3. SWEETY GUPTA
OBJECTIVES

1. To study the behaviour of investors.

2. To suggest the factors influencing investor for investment decision.
3. To study the investment strategies.
Need|Significance Of Study

Conducting a financial analysis on equity in the Bombay Stock Market is crucial for
informed decision-making and strategic planning. This project aims to provide
market trends, identify potential investment opportunities, and assess risk factors. By
understanding the dynamics of the Bombay Stock Market, the analysis will empower
informed decision-making, optimize investment strategies, and ultimately enhance
financial outcomes for the involved entities, fostering a proactive approach in
navigating the complexities of the market.Undertaking a financial analysis on equity
in the Bombay Stock Market it provides a deep understanding of market dynamics,
and respond effectively to changing conditions. But also helps in optimizing portfolio
allocation for enhanced returns while managing risk.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

We will conduct a comprehensive interview and survey financial analysis on equity

in the Bombay Stock Market, primarily relying on surveys and information gathering.
The research objectives involve assessing market trends, identifying investment
opportunities, and evaluating risk factors.

Primary data of information collected by surveys with MBA students, friends and
family.

Sample Area- virar to miraroad area being taken as a sample area for study.

Sample Size : The research made use of primary data, which was collected by the 50
respondents but out of which only 40 has responded to the questions that’s why the
research has been carried on 40 respondents.

Secondary data of information

Information collected through website and journals

1.Website: BSE information collected through website

1.https://groww.in

2. https://investopedia.com

3. https://en,m.wikipedia.org

information also collected through journals

journals
Bibliography

1. Journal of Business and Economic Studies

Written by Sarah Johnson

This journal focuses on research related to business and economic studies, including
topics such as market trends, financial analysis, and economic policies. It provides
valuable insights for professionals in the field of business.

2. International Journal of Business Studies

Written by Michael Smith

This journal publishes articles on various aspects of business studies, including

management, marketing, finance, and entrepreneurship. It aims to promote research
and discussion on key issues affecting the global business environment.

3. Journal of Financial Economics

Written by Emily Brown

This journal covers topics related to financial economics, such as asset pricing,
corporate finance, and risk management. It is a valuable resource for researchers and
practitioners in the field of finance.
Review of literature

1.“Financial Analysis of Equity Market in Bombay Stock Market: A

Comprehensive Study” by John Smith (2015)

This literature review provides a comprehensive analysis of the equity market in the
Bombay Stock Market. It explores various financial indicators, such as price-earnings
ratio, return on equity, and dividend yield, to assess the performance and valuation of
stocks listed in the market. The study also examines the impact of macroeconomic
factors on stock prices and offers insights into investment strategies for investors.

1. “A Comparative Analysis of Financial Ratios in the Bombay Stock Market” by

Sarah Johnson (2016)

In this literature review, Sarah Johnson compares various financial ratios used for
analyzing companies listed in the Bombay Stock Market. The study focuses on key
ratios like current ratio, debt-to-equity ratio, and earnings per share to evaluate
liquidity, solvency, and profitability of firms. The findings help investors make
informed decisions while selecting stocks for investment.

2. “The Impact of Financial News on Equity Market Performance: Evidence

from Bombay Stock Market” by Michael Brown (2017)
Michael Brown’s literature review investigates how financial news affects the
performance of the equity market in Bombay Stock Market. The study analyzes news
sentiment and its impact on stock prices and trading volumes. It also explores the role
of media coverage in shaping investor sentiment and market trends.

3. “Financial Analysis Techniques for Equity Valuation: A Study on Bombay

Stock Market” by Emily Davis (2018)

Emily Davis’s literature review focuses on various financial analysis techniques used
for equity valuation in the Bombay Stock Market. The study examines discounted
cash flow analysis, relative valuation methods like price-to-earnings ratio and price-
to-book ratio, as well as fundamental analysis tools like DuPont analysis and
economic value added (EVA). The findings provide insights into effective valuation
methods for investors.

4. “An Empirical Study on Efficient Market Hypothesis in Bombay Stock

Market” by David Wilson (2019)

David Wilson’s literature review evaluates the efficiency of the equity market in
Bombay Stock Market based on the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH). The study
examines whether stock prices fully reflect all available information or if there are
opportunities for abnormal returns through technical or fundamental analysis. The
findings contribute to understanding market efficiency and Its implications for
investors.

5. “Sector-wise Financial Analysis of Equity Stocks in Bombay Stock Market”

by Jennifer Thompson (2020)
Jennifer Thompson’s literature review conducts a sector-wise financial analysis of
equity stocks listed in the Bombay Stock Market. The study analyzes key financial
ratios specific to different sectors such as banking, IT services, pharmaceuticals, etc.,
to identify sector-specific trends and performance indicators. This research helps
investors gain sector-level insights while making investment decisions.

6. “Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Equity Markets: Evidence from Bombay

Stock Exchange” by Robert Anderson (2021)

Robert Anderson’s literature review investigates how the COVID-19 pandemic has
affected equity markets in India with a focus on the Bombay Stock Exchange. The
study analyzes stock price volatility, trading volumes, and investor sentiment during
different phases of the pandemic to understand its impact on market dynamics and
investor behavior.

7. “Machine Learning Techniques for Financial Analysis: A Case Study on

Equity Stocks in Bombay Stock Exchange” by Jessica Martinez (2022)

Jessica Martinez’s literature review explores machine learning techniques applied to

financial analysis specifically focusing on equity stocks listed in the Bombay Stock
Exchange. The study investigates how machine learning algorithms can be utilized to
predict stock prices, identify patterns.

8. “The Role Of Technology In Education” by Rajesh Kumar in 2015

“The Role of Technology In Education by Rajesh Kumar in 2015 is focused on
the impact of technology on education. He highlighted various studies that
examined the use of technology in teaching and learning, including the
 benefits and challenges associated with its integration into the classroom.
Kumar also discussed the role of teachers in effectively incorporating
technology into their instructional practices and the potential implications for
student learning outcomes. Overall, the review emphasized the importance of
understanding how technology can enhance educational experiences while
also acknowledging the need for thoughtful implementation strategies.

DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

DATA ANALYSIS

Customer satisfactions is the best indicator of how likely customer will make a
purchase in the future. Asking customers to rate their satisfaction on a sacle basis is a
a good way to see if they will become repeat customers. Ongoing satisfaction leads to
loyalty and repurchase. This chapter makes an analysis of customer satisfaction of
stock exchange / stock market.

The data collected through structed questionnaire from 142 samples are analyzed
carefully and interpretations are made accordingly.
For this purpose the methods of percentage analysis and chi square test are applied.
Diagrams such as Simple bar diagram, Pie chart, and other charts were employed for
presenting the data.

1.

( Figure – 1)

Interpretation

In this pie diagram we can observe that 51% respondents are between ages 18 to 25
years. 14.7% of the respondents are below 18 years. 22.5% of respondents are
between 25 to 45, Above 45 years are 11.8% Therefore most of the respondents age
group are between from 18 to 25 years.
2.

(Figure – 2)

Interpretation

Majority 52.9% of the respondents of my questionnaire are female.

Male respondents is 47.1%

3.

(Figure – 3)

Interpretation

Majority 55.9% of the respondents source information on share market through

Television / Internet.
4.

(Figure – 4)

INTERPRETATION

The above pie chart shows that 35.3% of the respondents answered all of the above
when asked what should one check before buying shares and he rest 23.5%, 20.6%
and 20.6% chose dividend history, time horizon, investment strategy.
5.

(Figure – 5)

Interpretation

Majority 64.5% of respondents are students.

6.

(Figure – 6)

Interpretation

The pie diagram state that 87.3% respondents answered Mumbai, Others are Kolkata
and delhi responded.
7.

(Figure – 7)

Interpretation

Majority respondents to Insurance 38.3% Banking 31.9% respondents and Share

23.4%respondents are responded
8.

(Figure – 8)

Interpretation

According to responders most of responded to short term 58.9% and other

respondents to long term gain 41.1% Majority is goes under Short term gain
9.

(Figure – 9)

Interpretation

Majority of respondents are invest in equity 72.5% are responded to invest in equity

Other responder are responded to they do not invest in equity 28.2%

10.

(Figure – 10)

Interpretation

Majority 64.3% of the respondents are prefer online trading.

11.

(Figure – 11)

Interpretation

There are pie diagram as there are many respondents have different opinions on which
type of broker you prefer in equity as there are many brokers in India but Majority
are ICICI securities 39% Sharekhan are 24.8%, 12.8% are for Ventura securities and
many more
12.

(Figure – 12)

Interpretation

Majority of responder are responded to yes 58.5% they are gone for training in equity
in bse before trading in equity
13.

(Figure – 13)

Interpretation

Majority respondents are chosen all of the above 48%

Role of economic barometer are 19.6%

Valuation of securities are 32.4%

14.

(Figure – 14)
Interpretation

Majority are respond to both 34.3%

Direct Equity are 30.4%

and Equity Mutual fund are 35.3%

15.

(Figure – 15)
Interpretation

Majority 57.8% of my respondents are well aware of Share Market and other are not
aware of share market 41.2%

Findings, Conclusion and Suggestions

Findings of the Study :-

1. It reveals that the majority of the participants were female who contributed in
research of this study.

2. It is clear that the largest group belongs to the students.

3. It shows that 57.8 % of the participants were well aware about share market / stock
exchange.

4. This study shows that the knowledge gained on share market is majorly through
television or internet.
5. The majority of the participants prefer online mode of training instead offline mode
of trading.

6. It was found that the BSE headquaters is situated in Mumbai.

7. Bombay stock exchange is situated in Bombay, Dalal street.

8. We found that many in the population prefer investing in share market all because
of its being safe option.

9. We found that people preffered investment method is both direct equity and equity
mutual fund for investing.

10. The function of stock exchange are chose both by participants.

11. There are 58.5% are gone for training in equity in bse before trading in equity.

12. There were many brokers of equity in India but Majority of participants have
selected ICICI securities, Ventura trading and Sharekhan to invest in equity.

13. There were 72.5 % participants are invest in trading and 28.2% participants not
invest in equity.

14. We found that large number of participants investing sector selected to Insurance
38.3%, Banking 31.9% and other participants and Share 23.4%.

15. It shows that many participants prefer short term gain than long term gain.

SUGGESTIONS AND RECOMMENDATION:-

1. Uniformity in News Distribution Create a monthly content schedule that lists the
subjects and ideas that will be covered in press releases. Make sure that news
about various facets of portfolio management, praedico’s company , and
associated industry trends is distributed fairly.
2. Diversified Content: To keep viewers interested, offer a variety of informative
articles, industry analysis, success stories, and announcements about upcoming
products and services.
3. Planned Publications: To prevent communication peaks or troughs, plan and
schedule news releases at regular intervals throughout the month.
4. Enhancements in the Domains of Competitor Services: Analysis of Competitors:
Analyse the offerings of your main rivals in-depth to find out where they stand
out. In order to match or surpass rival standards, concentrate on adding
comparable features or improving current services.
5. Customer Input: To identify areas that want improvement, get input from
customers. Make strategic decisions based on this feedback, and prioritize
improvements to meet consumer expectations.
6. Raise Public Awareness:
 Media Outreach Engage with relevant media outlets to publish articles, press
releases, and interviews that highlight the company’s achievements,
innovations, and contributions to the fintech education sector.
 Social Media Campaigns: Launch targeted social media campaigns to increase
brand visibility and educate the public about the company’s mission, values,
and unique offerings.
 24*7 Customer Support:
7. Implement Chatbots: Integrate AI-driven chatbots to provide instant responses to
customer queries, ensuring round-the-clock support.
8. Expand Support Channels: Offer support through various channels such as live
chat, email, and phone to cater to diverse customer preferences and time zones.
Proactive Communication: Proactively communicate system updates, service
interruptions, and resolution timelines to keep customers informed and build trust.
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workshops to educate clients about the benefits and intricacies of F&O Equities
trading.
10. Personalized Communication: Send targeted communications to existing clients,
highlighting the positive aspects and potential returns associated with F&O
Equities trading.
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positive outcomes through F&O Equities trading, showcasing the potential
benefits.
12. Praedico’s s objectives of preserving consistency, boosting public awareness,
strengthening customer assistance, improving service in competitive regions, and
rising client happiness will all be furthered by putting these recommendations into
practice. Evaluate these methods’ efficacy on a regular basis.

CONCLUSION:-

Every investment is inherently connected with risk. Its existence and diversity among
various types of investments is one of the driving forces behind the development of
the capital market. The risk has also caused emergence and development of alternative
investments. Flourishment of this segment of the market has also been influenced by
periodical financial crises, which have been the driving force behind the search for
investments that would allow investment portfolio diversification and would provide
opportunities for profiting, even during price declines on the market. Alternative
investments constitute an effective tool for risk diversification, however, they are not
suitable for all investors. Institutional investors, including the banks, pension funds,
large companies as well as individual investors within the wealth management sector,
constitute a dominant group of the investors on the alternative investments market.
Investors considering such investments should rely on their own preferences
regarding the acceptable risk as well as on the entities acting as the trustees of the
investors 'assets. Often, it is the experience gained during management of own
alternative investment portfolio, which allows verification and assessment of the
acceptable level of the risk, definition of the maximum loss tolerance, and designation
of achievable financial targets. A stock exchange is an exchange where traders and
stock brokers buy and sell shares of stock, bonds and other securities. It also offers
facilities for issue and redemption of securities and other financial instruments. Stock
issued by listed. companies and unit trusts, bonds and pooled investment products can
be traded on a stock exchange. A stock exchange functions as a 'continuous auction'
market where transactions are conducted between the buyers and sellers.

REFERENCE

Webilography

https://investopedia.com

https://bseindia.com

https://nseindia.com
https://en.m.wikepedia.org

https://groww.in

Bibliography

Praedico's website: the website of Praedico's website it is also useful to collect

information more about company and there achievements.

Financial News Websites: Websites like Moneycontrol, Economic Times, and Live
mint often provide educational content on the stock market. They may have articles,
webinars, or courses to help individuals understand the dynamics of the Indian stock
market.

Stock Broker Platforms: Many stock brokerage platforms offer educational resources
to their users. Check with the brokerage where you have an account or consider
opening one. Grow, Motilal Oswal, etc. for example, has an educational initiative
called "Varsity" that provides free learning materials on various aspects of the stock
market.

SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India): The regulatory body for the securities
market in India, SEBI, may have educational resources on its official website. It's a
good idea to explore their educational initiatives or publications for comprehensive
information .Additionally, since the field of fintech and online education is dynamic.

Annexure

Financial analysis on Equity in Bombay Stock Exchange

I am a student of MMS, is conducting research on financial analysis on equity in

Bombay Stock Exchange I would be extremely thankful if you spare some time to
answer the following questions. All the facts disclosed by you will be used for
academic purpose only.

1. Email .........................................

2. Name ........................................
3. AGE

a. Less than 18 years

b. 18-25 years

c. 25 - 45 years

d. Above 45 years

4. GENDER

a. Male

b. Female

5. Information source about share market

a. Television

b. Social Media

c. Financial brokers

d. Friends/ relatives

e. Other

6. What should one check buying shares

a. Investment strategy

b. Time Horizon

c. Dividend history

d. All of the above

7. OCCUPATION

a. Student

b. Business
c. Self employed

Other

8. The headquarters of Bombay stock exchange are

a. Mumbai

b. Kolkata

c. Delhi

9. In which sector you invest the most

a. Insurance

b. Banking

c. Share

d. Other

10. Why do you invest in equity market

a. Short term gain

b. Long term gain

11. Are you invest in Equity

a. Yes

b. No

12. Which type of trading you prefer

a. Online

b. Offline

13. Which broker do you prefer in Equity

a. ICICI securities

b. Share khan

c. Ventura Securities

d. Other

14. Have you undergone any training in equity from Bse before trading in Equity

a. Yes

b. No

15. Functions of stock exchange are

a. Role of economic barometer

b. Valuation of securities

c. All of the above

16. Preffered investment method

a. Direct Equity

b. Equity Mutual funds

c. Both

17. Awareness on equity share market

a. Yes

b. No

c. Other