FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS OF STOCK MARKET | பங்குச் சந்தையின் அடிப்படை பகுப்பாய்வு
WHAT IS A FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS? :
TATA Power company is currently trading at a price of ₹283 per share. Ok, But the value of stock that should be, after the fundamental analysis and finding the Intrinsic value is ₹52.2. The intrinsic value of an asset can be considered as a measure of its worth. we will see about it later. So, as per the analysis, the intrinsic value of TATA Power is only ₹52.2 but its current share price is ₹283. Since the share price is greater than the intrinsic value TATA power is considered as Over-Valued, as per the analysis.
Intrinsic Value of a stock > Current Market Price of a stock = Under Valued Stock
Intrinsic Value of a stock < Current Market Price of a stock = Over Valued Stock
Using fundamental analysis, you can identify whether the stock you want to buy is undervalued or overvalued. But this is not the only factor that comprises fundamental analysis, Even though it is overvalued, we should also compare the stock with its peers or competitors.
So, How do we check out the fair price of any company? So there are various methodologies to check out on the fair price by seeing your balance sheet analysis, your ratio analysis, your profit and loss analysis. Before diving deep into the fundamental analysis, we must understand the basics and the goals.
It would be better to know what are all the factors that affect the share price of a company before going to the fundamental analysis of a stock. Generally, the stock price goes up or down depending on the Supply-Demand chain. More the demand, more will be stock price and more the supply leads to falling.
There are also other factors that affect a stock price, they are:
- Company's Performance
- News about the company
- Market sentiments
- Economic / Global factors
The company's performance and the news about the company can affect its share price. The factors may be good news from the company like Announcing Dividends, New projects, etc... will make the share price go high. Suppose there is news about the company pledging its shares to merchant banks and taking a loan with it, Poor Quarterly results, increased Debt, etc... seems to be a piece of bad news for the company and will make the share price go down. It is common for the stock prices of companies in the same industry to move together. As a result, companies in the same industry will generally be affected in the same way by market conditions.
Market sentiments are also valuable factors for movement in stock price, market sentiments lead to,
- Bull Market: stock prices are rising and investor confidence is growing. Economic recovery or an economic boom.
- Bear Market: stock prices are falling and investor confidence is fading. Economy is in recession.
There are certain economic factors, which also plays a key role in the movement of share price they are:
- The value of Currency.
- Changes in economic policy or Union Budget policy of a country
- Political events.
- Inflation & Deflation
- Change in Interest Rates, etc...
In this post, we have seen more about the fundamental analysis, its goals and the factors affecting the share price of a company. We will see more about the related topics in the upcoming posts.
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