A STUDY ON RISK AND RETURN RELATIONSHIP ON TOP 10 COMPANIES IN BSE STOCK INDEXES

N.A. Nazrine

Abstract


 

The efficient market theory states that security prices should fully reflect all available, relevant information. If this is the case, then deviations of actual returns from expected returns should be uncertain. Most of the investors may not aware of that kind of risk. Capital share prices and market information helps to forecast future stock prices. That kind of analyses helps to the investors prevent unexpected loss. The present study is descriptive by nature. There top 10 companies in BSE stock index were selected for the present study. The selected companies were choosing on the basis of convenience sampling technique. The study is confined last 6 months as its research period. The analyses were based on the secondary data of the share prices. The data were collected from money control website. Top earning per share companies also have high volume risk. Before gets expert advice related to companies share investment. In most research suggest that Bosch company share always give maximum return to their shareholders. So it is suggested to the investors include Bosch company share investments as their portfolio.

Keywords


Risk and Return, Volatility, Stock trading, Equity share investment, Market risk, Expected return.

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