Professional Documents
Culture Documents
As prescribed by
BANGALORE UNIVERSITY
By
BASAVARAJ BAGEWADI
SURANA PG CENTRE
BANGALORE-60
2007-08
DECLARATION
I also declare that this project report has not been submitted to any
Date:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
guided me with the timely advice and expertise and has helped
Date
CONTENTS
LIST OF TABLE
GRAPH LIST
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The main limitation of the study is that, the survey was conducted on
investors only in Bangalore, due to lack of time.
CHAPTER - I
INTRODUCTION
• B 2 B – business to business:
Online business selling to other businesses. Example
eSteel.com is a steel industry exchange that creates an
electronic market for steel producers and users.
At first B2B e-commerce primarily involved inter-business
exchanges, but a number of other B2B business models have
developed, including e-distributors, B2B service provider’s
matchmakers, and infomediaries that are widening the use of
B2B e-commerce.
• B 2 C – business to consumer:
Online business selling to individual consumers.
Example amazon.com is a general merchandiser that sells
consumer products to retail consumer. Grown exponentially
since 1995, and is the type of e-commerce that most
consumers are likely to encounter.
Internet has changed the pace of all activities in all over the world.
The share trading has also been affected with the winds of the changes.
Now the complicated procedure of share trading in share market has
become very easy because of the usage of the Internet in this type of
trading. The customers are getting the trading accounts through which
they can trade in the market. And for paying the money also they have no
need to go any where, the money will be debited or credited to
customer’s account automatically. So in the online trading the customers
can by sitting in the home only, trade in the share market.
NSE:
BSE:
• Investment benefits
EFFECTIVENESS:
Easy
Economic
Independence
Competitive brokerage
Internet safety:
Security of money:
Easy:
The experience of trading through Internet depends a great deal on
the type of product offered by the site. Say, for example one of the issues
bothering customers may be tiered of the paper work after every trading
in writing cheques or TIFDs. Customer would then seek a system that
eliminates these processes. In online trading sites, the greater the back-
end integration of the system, the greater the amount of work do the site
Economical:
Independence:
Updated Prices:
Competitive Brokerage:
Other Services:
Internet has brought to retail investors, what was till some times
ago the sole prerogative of large brokerage houses, high net worth
individuals. For example, at ICICIDirect.com one can access multitude of
resources to arrive his stock picks.
Reliable research with an enviable track record is available for
customers. An investor can now access ICICIDirect.com and do his
technical analysis to know what other leading brokers think about a
company, whether it is a buy or a sell.
An investor can access live news from international news agencies
such as Rulers, CNBC, read abut what the leading CEOs think about the
state of economy and capital market.
CHAPTER - II
Introduction:
This study finds out the customer’s choice towards the share
trading and their opinion about their investment. This study gives the
information about the performance of online traders, brokers and the
online sites available as a whole.
Sources Of Data:
1. Primary Data
2. Secondary Data
1. Primary Data:
It involves collection of data from sources from which the
researcher directly collect data that have not been previously
collected. In this study, primary data are collected by the use of two
types of methods:
i. Questionnaire
ii. Interviews
In this study questionnaires are used to collect the data from the
respondents, since where the questionnaires are not adequate,
researcher has used personal interview method for collecting data to
draw the effective conclusion.
2. Secondary Data
These are the data collected from various sources, used in addition
to the primary data in the research. The various sources are the
government publications, research organizations, journals, newspapers,
websites etc.
The website under are.
www.nseindia.com
www.bseindia.com
www.investmentz.com
www.sharekhan.com
www.icicidirect.com
Research has mainly one instrument for collecting the primary data,
i.e. questionnaire. Here the questionnaire has been made much easy to
understand and answer, and hence clearly it takes lesser time to respond.
Sampling Design:
Sampling methods or technique may be classified into two generic
types.
2) Judgment sampling
Sample Unit:
Sample Size:
Sampling Procedure:
Shares:
Bonus shares:
Demat:
Demat is the abbreviation for the dematerialization. In this the
shares are kept in the electronic form. In other words Demat means
dematerialization it means from physically form converted into
electronically form.
Demat shares introduced in 1998 earlier days is transaction only
physically like bonds.
Remat:
Remat is the abbreviation for rematerialization. In this electronic
shares are transferred in to the physical form.
Cash Trading:
This is delivery based trading system. This is generally done with
the intention of taking delivery of shares on monies.
Margin Trading:
Customers can also do an intra-trading up o four times their
available funds. Where in they take in long buy/short sell position in
stokes with the intension of squaring of the position within the same
settlement cycle.
Spot Trading:
When customers are looking at an immediate liquidity option,
‘cash on spot’ may work best for them. On selling shares through ‘cash
on spot’, money is credited to their bank account the same evening and
not on the exchange payout date.
T + 2 settlements:
T (Trading day) + 2 settlement means the settlement of transaction
will be taken place after 3 days from day of transaction. Government of
India under SEBI (Securities Exchange Board of India) controls it.
BTST:
Buy Today Sell Tomorrow (BTST) is a facility that allows
customers to sell shares even on day after the buy order date. Without
this, they have to wait for the receipt of shares into their demat account.
CallNTrade:
CallNTrade allows customers to call on a local number in their city
and trade on the Telephone through customer Service Executives.
Call in Advance:
The amount received from the shareholders before a call is made is
known as calls paid in advance or calls in advance.
Calls in Arrears:
When a call is not paid by the members within the date specified in
the call notice, the amount of call unpaid on the shares is called calls in
arrears.
Surrender of shares:
Surrender of shares means the return (i.e. giving back) of shares by
a shareholder to the company voluntarily for cancellation. It is a shortcut
to the long and cumbersome procedure of forfeiture of shares.
Market Order:
Customers can trade by placing market orders during market hours
that allow them to trade at the best obtainable price in the market at the
time of execution of the order.
Limit Order:
This allows customer to place a buy/sell order at a price defined by
them. The execution can happen at a price more favorable than the price,
which is defined by them. They can place limit orders during holidays
and non-marketing hours too.
Respondent Profile:
Bangalore.
CHAPTER - III
PROFILE OF NSE/BSE
BSE and NSE are the two leading stock exchanges in India. BSE
was established in 1875 and is the oldest in Asia. The NSE was
established as a corporate body in 1993, with the primary objectives of
ensuring nation wide electronic trading, high level of transparency and
faster settlement circle.
The NSE has been playing a catalytic role and has significantly
contributed to the reforming of the secondary market in India in terms
of micro-structure; market practices, trading volumes and use of state
of the art technology. The use of satellite communication technology
for trading, using Very Small Aperture Terminals (VSATs), enabled
NSE to rapidly expand across the length and breadth of the country.
Subsequently, after the BSE was granted the required site permissions,
it expanded its trading facilities to the remote corners of the land.
NSE:
TATA Consultancy Services, a division of Tata Sons Ltd. was
selected as the prime contractor and system integrator by the NSE to
provide a total turnkey solution for the money markets and capital
markets floor less trading system.
The aim was to enable NSE to provide nation wide electronic
trading with highest transparency in the market place. Using the client
server architecture, fault-to-learn computing and in-memory database,
Tata Consultancy Services, solution gave NSE high visibility and impact.
For the year 2006-07, the National Security Clearing and
Settlement System (NSCS) processed settlements for over 172 million
trades with a turnover of around Rs 5, 08,121 crores. In the year 2006-07
nearly 2 million contracts were traded on NSE Future and Option system,
with a national turnover of Rs. 1, 01,925 crores. Here approximately 818
companies listed in NSE.
NSE has the option for trading of securities in both Cash Trading
and Future trading. Hence, while dealing with securities an investor can
negotiate with the price listed in the NSE index.
BSE:
The stock Exchange Mumbai, popularly known as the Bombay
stock Exchange limited is the oldest stock exchange in Asia with a rich
heritage. It was established as “The Native Shares & Stock Brokers
Association” in July 1875 with 22 share brokers. It is the first stock
exchange in the country to obtain permanent recognition in 1956 from the
Government of India under the securities contracts (Regulation) Act
1956.
With Net trading it make little different, where the investor is,; e-
broker gives him real time quotes and a chance to react immediately.
SEBI functions:
Exchanges).
Promoting investors education and training of intermediaries.
Securities Market.
Prohibiting insider trading in securities.
To ensure investor protection.
SEBI Guidelines:
But this kind of access also has dangers. While the average person
can now buy stock, participate in the forex market, buy bonds, and
purchase shares in mutual funds, the average person is certainly not
guaranteed success in those investments. The information is provided
here is designed to help familiarize the beginning investor with of the
most basic concepts of the stock market and stock market trading. Stock
market trading system or form of analysis for your investing strategy.
Client:
Client is a person and he receiving some benefits from brokers
or institutions and is an ultimate consumer.
Broker:
An individual or firm who acts as an intermediary between a
buyer and seller, usually charging a commission. For securities and
most other products, a license is required.
Stock Exchange:
Stock Exchange is an organized market place where securities are traded.
The Government, semi- Government Bodies, public sector undertakings
and companies for borrowing funds and rising resources issue these
securities
This mode of trading has shifted the trading power from stockbrokers to
individual investors. The advantages are that it:
Definition:
Meaning of the phrases used in the agreement unless otherwise
specified or unless the context otherwise requires, the meaning of the
following words and phrases used in this agreement shall be under
CHAPTER - IV
Based on the primary data collected the analysis has been made the
following data.
TABLE – 1
PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
Male 40 80 %
Female 10 20 %
Total 50 100 %
CHART NO-1
40
40
30 Male
10 Female
20
10
0
NO OF RESPONDENTS
ANALYSIS
INTERPRETATION
The above data clearly specifies that male respondents are more then
female respondents
TABLE – 2
THE TABLE SHOWING AGE GROUP DISTRIBUTION
OF THE RESPONDENTS
PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
Less Than 25 Years 7 14 %
25 – 35 Years 10 20 %
35 – 45 Years 15 30 %
45 – 55 Years 10 20 %
55 & above 8 16 %
Total 50 100 %
CHART NO- 2
15
15
10 10
8
10 7
0
NO OF RESPONDENTS
ANALYSIS
PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
Under Graduate 12 26 %
Graduate 18 36 %
Post Graduate 20 40 %
Others 0 0
Total 50 100 %
CHART NO- 3
20
18
20
15 12 Under Graduate
Graduate
10
Post Graduate
Others
5
0
0
NO OF RESPONDENTS
ANALYSIS
INTREPRETATION
PARTICUALARS NO OF PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
Business men 20 40 %
Salaried Employee 10 20 %
Retired Employee 6 12 %
Professional 10 20 %
Student 4 8%
Others 0 0
Total 50 100 %
CHART NO-4
25
20
20 Business men
Salaried Employee
15 Retired Employee
10 10
10 Professional
6 Student
4
5 Others
0
0
NO OF RESPONDENTS
ANALYSIS
From the above table out of 50 respondents, 20 (40%) are business men,
10 (20%) respondents are salaried employees, 6 (12%) are Retired
employees and Professional are 10 (20%) and only 4 (8%) respondents
are Students.
INTERPRETATION
With reference to occupation businesses men majorly use on line trading
contributing 40%.
TABLE NO – 5
ANALYSIS OF THE INVESTMENTS
TOTAL 50 100 %
CHART NO-5
14 13
12 11 Banking
10
10 Insurance
8
Manufacturing
8
5 Infrastructure
6
3 IT
4
Others
2
0
FREQUENCY
ANALYSIS
Among the 50 respondents, 16 % of them have invested in
“Banking”, 26 % in “Insurance”, and 6 % in “Manufacturing”, 20 % in
“Infrastructure”, 22 % in “I T” and 10% in “others”.
By the above table we can consider that 26% insurance, and 20% in
infrastructure, 22%in I T it has are the major investments sectors in
online trading of shares.
INTERPRETATION
Major investment is done by investors through insurance sectors i.e 13%.
TABLE NO – 6
ANALYSIS OF DURATION OF INVESTMENT OF
INVESTORS
PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
Less then 1 year 21 42 %
1 to 2 year 7 14 %
2 to 4 year 12 24 %
4 to 6 year 5 10 %
More than 6 Year 5 10 %
TOTAL 50 100 %
CHART NO - 6
CHART SHOWING THE DURATION OF INVESTOR'S
INVESTMENT
25 21
20 Less then 1 year
15 12 1 to 2 year
2 to 4 year
10 7
5 5 4 to 6 year
5 More than 6 Year
0
NO OF RESPONDENTS
ANALYSIS:
Among 50 respondents, only 21 people are investing in Online
Trading of Shares for less then 1 year, 7 for1-2 years, 12 for2- 4 years, 5
for 4-6 years and 5 for more than 6 years. It means that 42 % people are
investing for less then 1 year, 14% for 1-2 years, 24 % for 2-4 years, and
10 % each for 4-6 years and more than 6 years.
INTERPRETATION
The proper mix of moderate risks and high returns are attracting the
investors to Online Trading of Shares.
TABLE NO –7
ANALYSIS OF SOURCES OF INFORMATION FOR
INVESTORS
PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
News Papers 14 28 %
Journals 4 8%
T.V News 9 18 %
Internet 10 20 %
Family & Friend 2 4%
Brokers 11 22 %
TOTAL 50 100 %
CHART NO-7
14
14
12 11
10 News Papers
10 9
Journals
8 T.V News
6 4 Internet
4 2 Family & Friend
2 Brokers
0
NO OF RESPONDENTS
ANALYSIS
In Bangalore are among 50 respondents, 28 % get the required
information from “News Paper”, followed by 22 % from “Broker”, 20
% from “Internet”, 18 % from “T.V. News’, 4 % from “Family &
Friends”, and remaining 8 % from “Journals” respectively for their
requirement.
INTERPRETATION
TABLE NO –8
NO OF 41 9 50
RESPONDENTS
PERCENTAGE 82 % 18 % 100 %
CHART NO-8
41
50
40
YES
30
NO
9
20
10
0
NO OF RESPONDENTS
ANALYSIS
Among 50 respondents, 41 people analyze the chart pattern of
BSE/NSE sensitive indexes before they go for investing in any security,
while 9 do not. That is 82 % of the investors go for the analysis of chart
pattern and remaining 18 % does not.
INTERPRETATION
TABLE NO – 9
Time 14 14 19 0 50
Liquidity 13 19 13 4 1 50
Returns 19 10 13 8 0 50
Safety 16 19 8 5 2 50
Risk 19 10 21 0 0 50
Past 50
Performance 7 16 19 4 4
Marketability 9 7 18 16 6 50
Capital 11 16 14 4 5 50
Appreciation
CHART N0-9.1
CHART N0-9.2
C H AR T S H OW IN G T H E FAC TOR W H IC H IS V E R Y
IMP OR TAN T FOR ON LIN E TR AD IN G
Tim e
20 19 19 Tim e
16 16 Liquidity
15 14 Returns
S afety
10
10 10
Risk
7 P ast P erform anc e
5 P ast P erform anc e
M ark etability
0 Capital A pprec iation
V ery Im portant
Capital A pprec iation
CHART N0 - 9.3
CHART N0 - 9.4
CHART N0 - 9.5
ANALYSIS
INTERPRETATION
TABLE NO-10
CHART NO –10.1
18
20
15 11 11 11 10
9 9
10 7
5
0
Most Important
CHART NO – 10.2
C H A R T S H O W IN G T H E V E R Y IM P O R T A N T F A C T O R W H IC H
IN F L U E N C E T H E IN V E S T M E N T
20 18
13 1 4 15 14
10 11 11
10
0
V ery Im po rta n t
CHART NO – 10.3
0
Important
CHART NO – 10.4
CHART NO – 10.5
0
Not At All Important
Economic Growth
Monsoon and Agriculture Monsoon and Agriculture
Inflation Interest Rates
Foreign Exchange Reserve Foreign Exchange Reserve
Tax Rates Political Situation
International Changes in Capital Market International Changes in Capital Market
ANALYSIS
The 21 % investors has preferred to analyze “Economic Growth” at
first as the “Most Important” factor followed by, 18 % called “Inflation”
as the “Very Important” factor, 16 % called “Interest Rates” as
“Important” factor, 20 % called “International in Capital Market” and
”Tax Rates” as the “Un Important” factor, and 29 % called “Foreign
Exchange Reserve” as the “Not at all Important” factor, before
investing in Online Trading of any Security. This can be clearly
understood by the following graphs.
INTERPRETATION
The effect of monsoon is seemed to be less on the online traders. And the
foreign exchange reserve gets the lowest concern from investors, since
our country has enough of it, i.e., second highest in the world.
TABLE NO–11
50
Business Risk 9 15 5 10 5 6
50
Financial Risk 14 2 4 4 12 14
Default/Insolvency 50
Risk 5 3 9 8 15 10
CHART NO-11
18
16
16 15 15
14 14 14
14
12
12 11
10 10 10
10 9 9 9
8 8
8 7 7
6 6
6 5 5 5
4 4 44
4 3 3
2
2
0
Rank 1 8 4 11 9 14 5
Market Interest- Purchasing Power Business Financial Default/Insolvency
Risk rate Risk Risk Risk Risk Risk
ANALYSIS
Among the risks, 27.5 % investors ranked “Financial Risk” the
first, followed by 30 % ranked “Business Risk” as the second, 28. %
ranked “Purchasing Power Risk” as third, 32. % Ranked “Interest-rate
Risk” as fourth, 30 % ranked “Default/Insolvency Risk” as fifth, and
remaining 17.5 % ranked “Market Risk” as they prefer to cover for their
investments.
INTERPRETATION
TABLE NO – 12
Marketing 15 16 9 10 0 50
CHART NO -12
25 23 23
21
20 18
16 16 Most Important
15
15 Very Important
11 11 11 Important
10 10 10
10 9 9 9 9
Un Important
7
6 Not At All Important
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INTERPRETATION
The investors are well aware of any company before investing in it.
They know who are the promoters, the efficiency of the management of
the company, the types of technology it is adopting, its product range, its
marketing policies and practices, etc. Online traders give much
importance to the promoters of the company before investing into it. As it
can be seen in above table. Management of the company is also
considered as a very vital factor; as people like to invest in a company
with an efficient management. A company with a number of products in
its hand is also considered as a good one to invest in.
TABLE NO – 13
PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
Yes 36 72 %
No 14 28 %
TOTAL 50 100 %
CHART NO – 13
Y E S, 36
40
30
NO, 14 YE S
20 NO
10
0
NO OF RE SP ONDE NTS
ANALYSIS
INTERPRETATION
TABLE NO – 14
NO OF
RESPONDENTS 11 14 9 2 36
PERCENTAGE 31 % 38 % 24 % 7% 100 %
CHART NO – 14
Declining Stage 2
Stagnation Stage 9
NO OF RESPONDENTS
Expansion Stage 14
Pioneering Stage 11
0 5 10 15
ANALYSIS
Among 36 respondents who study the life-cycle of the industries
before investing in a particular industry, 11 like to invest in” Pioneering
Stage”, 14 like to invest in “Expansion Stage” , 9 like to invest in
“Stagnation Stage”, and remaining 2 in “Declining Stage”.
INTERPRETATION
TABLE NO – 15
INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS OF ON LINE
TRADING SHARES
Particulars NO OF Percentage
RESPONDETS
No Income 10 20 %
Below Rs.1, 00,000 30 60 %
Rs.1, 00,000 to Rs.2, 00,000 6 12 %
Rs.2, 00,000 to Rs.3, 00,000 4 8%
Rs.3, 00,000 to Rs.4, 00,000 0 0
Rs.4, 00,000 & Above 0 0
Total 50 100 %
CHART NO-15
ANALYSIS
INTERPRETAION
TABLE NO – 16
CHART NO – 16
C H A R T S H O W IN G T H E A N N U A L S A V IN G S O F N V E S T O R S
35
30
30
25 B elow R s .10,000
R s .10,000 to R s .20,00 0
20
R s .20,000 to R s .30,00 0
15
R s .30,000 to R s .40,00 0
10 R s .40,000 & A b ove
6
4
5
0 0
0
N O O F R E S P O N D E N TS
ANANLYSIS
Among the 40 respondents 75% were saving below 10,000., 15% are
Rs.10,000 to 20,000., 10% are Rs. 20,000 to 30,000., and No one is
saving are saving are Rs.30,000 to 40,000 and Rs.40,000 & above.
INTERPRETATION
Maximum respondents are savings (30) in this scale of below 10,000
which majorly contributes 75%.
TABLE NO – 17
FREQUENCY 24 17 9 50
PERCENTAGE 48 34 18 100
CHART NO-17
C H A R T S H O W IN G T H E M A R K E T S T R U C T U R E
30
25
20
A b s o lute M on o po ly
15 P e rfe c t C o m p etition
Im p erfe c t C om pe titio n
10
0
FRE QUE NCY
ANALYSIS
Among 50 respondents, 48 %age of online trader prefer “Absolute
Monopoly”, followed by 34 % of them preferring “Perfect
Competition” and remaining 18 %age go for “Imperfect Competition”.
INTERPRETATION
TABLE NO – 18
FREQUENCY
14 18 11 7 0 50
PERCENTAGE
28 36 22 14 0 100
CHART NO-18
Un Important 7
Important 11
FREQUENCY
Very Important 18
Most important 14
0 5 10 15 20
FREQUENCY
ANALYSIS
Among 50 respondents when asked about the importance of the
share price movements in BSE/NSE indexes on their decision of
investing in a particular security, 28 % says its “Most Important”, 36 %
says its “Very Important”, 22 % says its “Important”, 14 % says its “Un
Important”, and none says its “Not At All Important”.
INTERPRETATION
TABLE NO – 19
CHART NO-19
C H AR T S H O W IN G T H E AN AL YS IS O F T E R M S
35
30
30
25
20
20 S hort term
15 Long term
10
0
NO O F RE S P O NDE NTS
ANALYSIS
Among the 50 respondents 30 respondents are investing in Short term and
20 respondents in Long term investments.
INTERPRETATION
There fore Short term investors is popular because it has 60% of the
investment in Online Trading of Shares. Short term investments yields
probably the higher returns.
TABLE NO – 20
1 Month More
PARTICULARS 1 Week to 3 Within 6 Within than 1 TOTAL
Months Months 1 Year Year
NO OF
RESPONDENTS 9 14 17 8 2
50
PERCENTAGE
18 % 28 % 34 % 16 % 4% 100 %
CHART NO-20
18 17
16
14
14
1 Week
12
1 Month to 3 Months
10 9
8 Within 6 Months
8
Within 1 Year
6
More than 1 Year
4
2
2
0
NO OF RESPONDENTS
ANALYSIS
INTERPRETATION
But still investors are there who would like to hold the securities for
almost one year, and a negligible of them for more than one year. The fast
moving prices of securities and the updated information helps the online
traders to take quick and effective decision at right time.
TABLE NO – 21
PARTICULARS NO OF PERCENTAGE
RESPONDENTS
36 %
ICICI 18
24 %
HDFC 12
20 %
Peninsular capital market Ltd 10
8%
Motilal Oswal 4
12 %
Kotak 6
0
Tata td Waterhouse 0
TOTAL 50 100 %
CHART NO-21
18
20
15 12
10
10 6
4
5
0
0
NO OF RESPONDENTS
ICICI HDFC Peninsular capital market Ltd Motilal Oswal Kotak Tata td W aterhouse
ANALYSIS
INTERPRETATION
CHAPTER - V
A) FINDINGS:
9. Risk (18%) and Return (18%) are both considered most important
factors while investing in shares because they are more effective
factors and capital appreciation are not at all important.
16. The majority investors 60 % are getting income form shares below
Rs. 1, 00,000. And respondents who are earning income above Rs.
100,000 (20%) are only 10.
19. Short term investors are more than the Long term investors because
they have fear that if they hold shares for long period then will
incur the loss.
21. In Bangalore, the online traders are aware of ICICI 36%, HDFC
the traditional investors, showing the need to inform them about it,
and educate them for the investments.
B) SUGGESTIONS
3. In the age group of above 55 years are invested very low they have
encourage to invest in online trading shares. Because the age group
includes retired employees.
6. Online traders should also take into account the “Monsoon and
Agricultural” factor before investing. Still large part of the earning
of our country come from the agriculture and it ultimately depends
on monsoon. So the economic condition of our country is lot more
dependent on this factor.
C) CONCLUSION:
The people who have not invested in share market earlier usually
not show interest in “Online Trading of Shares”. They are interested in
the traditional instruments of investments like insurance, Infrastructures,
IT etc. These investors need to make aware of “Online Trading of
Shares”, and educate them to make investments in this instrument. The
proper mix of moderate risks and high returns are attracting the investors
to Online Trading of Shares.
BIBILIOGRAPHY
WEBSITES
• www.nseindia.com
• www.bseindia.com
• www.google.com
• www.sharekhan.com
A STUDY ON
ONLINE TRADING OF SHARES
[With special reference to investors of Bangalore]
Signature
IDENTIFICATION DETAILS
1] Name: ………………………………………………………………………..
……………………………………………………
……………………………………………………
…………………………………………………….
4] Age Group:
5] Educational Qualification:
6] Occupation:
Yes { } No { }
a) Banking { } b) insurance { }
c) Manufacturang { } d) infrastructure { }
e) Services { } f) other specify { }
4) From which source you get your required information? Rank them on their
Importance?
Yes { } No { }
7) How do you consider the influences of the following factors on your investment in
a particular share?
8] Rank the Risks which you want cover accordingly in your investment?
9] How do you feel the importance of the following factors while selecting a
particular company to invest?
10] Do you like to analyze the stage of the life-cycle of the particular industry where
you invest?
Yes { } No { }
If Yes in which stage of the life-cycle of the industry you will like to invest?
13) The types of market structure you will prefer while selecting in industry to invest?
a) Absolute monopoly { }
b) Perfect competition { }
c) Imperfect competition { }
a) 1 Week { }
b) 1 Month to 3 Months { }
c) With in 6 Months { }
d) With in 1 year { }
e) More than 1 Year { }
17) Among Online trading Services whom you are familiar with?
a) ICICI { }
b) HDFC { }
c) KOTAK { }
d) Motilaloswal { }
e) PENENSULAR CAPITAL MARKET LTD { }
Yes { } No { }
If ‘No’
Reason ………………………………………………………………………….
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20) What are your suggestions for efficient growth of capital market, with special
reference to Online Trading of Shares, in the post budget scenario?
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Thank You