EVALUATION OF LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED IT EQUITY STOCKS WITH REFERENCE TO NSE

Authors

  • Dr. V. Lava Kumar Associate Professor, Department of Management Studies, Emeralds Business school
  • S. A. Asha Jyothi Assistant Professor, Department of Management Studies,SV College of Engineering.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/SAB4P

Keywords:

IT industry, equity stocks, Beta

Abstract

The main objective of this paper is to find the performance of selected equity stocks of IT industry on a long term basis. This paper includes different tools for evaluating the performance of the selected IT stocks. Some of the tools like standard deviation, Beta and Average returns are mainly used to calculate the risk and return of selected IT stocks in this study. The IT Sector occupies a position of importance in the Indian Economy. Stock markets play a predominant role in the up-liftment of the Indian Economy financially. Stock markets plays crucial role in the economic development of an investor. Indian financial markets also play a crucial role for the economic well being of the nation. Since secondary market is a part of financial market, it has major percent of share of contribution in the development of Indian Economy. In the present paper we are trying to evaluate the long term performance of IT industry with the help of evaluation of selected IT stocks. This evaluation is done on the basis of some statistical tools. The time period for evaluation is 5 years.

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Published

2021-07-29

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 07 (2021): IJIERT

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