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Asset Classes: Valuation | Planning | Portfolio Management
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Asset Classes: Valuation | Planning | Portfolio Management

Master art of asset valuation, portfolio management, and strategic financial planning to achieve your financial goals.
Last updated 12/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Fundamentals of equity, debt, physical assets, ULIPs, and derivatives.
  • Valuation techniques and financial planning strategies.
  • Portfolio management and risk mitigation.
  • Practical insights into retirement planning, tax strategies, and investment options.
  • Advanced concepts like technical analysis, hedging, and option pricing.

Course content

5 sections151 lectures19h 54m total length
  • Introduction to Equities and Security Valuation11:20

    Set smart financial goals across short, medium, and long terms, then prioritize and cost them. Align asset allocation with these goals by focusing on equities, including shares and mutual funds.

  • Security Valuation9:33

    Explore security valuation for stocks by analyzing macro-to-company factors, industry dynamics, and risk factors, using proforma, discounted cash flow (DCF), and WACC to estimate stock value.

  • Fundamental Analysis5:31

    Explore fundamental analysis to assess intrinsic value, understand efficient market hypothesis and biases, and evaluate mispricing and credit ratings for portfolio decisions.

  • Advance Mutual Fund Advance1:31

    Explore mutual fund categories across equity, debt, and hybrid options, including gilt, fixed maturity plan, and gold funds. Learn advanced selection by understanding category implications to choose the right fund.

  • All Equity Fund6:58

    Analyze open-ended equity funds on a one-year horizon by comparing returns and expense ratios to guide one-year goals, and compare one-year returns with ulips and stocks.

  • Equity Banding7:57

    Compare open-ended equity banking funds by three-year returns, expense ratios, and assets under management, featuring icici prudential, reliance, religare, and a banking ETF; then review infrastructure funds.

  • Equity International7:16

    Compare risk and return across equity international open-ended funds, review three-year returns, expense ratios, and assets under management, and select a suitable fund from the listed options.

  • Midcap Equity9:37

    Explore open ended mid cap equity funds, analyzing returns, expense ratios, and star ratings over a three year horizon to identify the top midcap and multicap picks.

  • Equity Small Cap Fund7:01

    compare top equity small-cap funds by expense ratio and 3-year returns, and examine open-ended equity technology funds.

  • Equity Tax Planning9:49

    Explore open ended equity tax planning by comparing post tax returns across fund options, including open ended equity pharmaceuticals and FMcG funds, considering expense ratios and sector risks.

  • Equity Other4:52

    Investors study equity others by following themes rather than sectors, evaluating open-end funds with expense ratios, returns, and sunrise sectors like transportation, logistics, and MNC.

  • Best 3 Funds to Buy Category7:43

    Identify the three best funds to buy by category, evaluating equity banking, FMCG, infrastructure, and international funds by returns, ratings, and expense ratios.

  • Equity Large Cap5:55

    Compare top equity funds across large cap, mid cap, multicap, and others on a three-year horizon, highlighting five-star returns from Religare Invesco and Mirae Asset emerging bluechip.

  • Equity Farma6:04

    Identify the top three funds in each equity category—pharma, small cap, tax planning, and technology—highlighting three-year returns such as 32% in pharma, 43% in micro cap, and 30% in tax planning, along with star ratings. Compare these benchmarks to shape your portfolio by selecting direct growth or growth options across categories for a three-year horizon.

  • Technical Analysis8:50

    Explore how technical analysis uses price, volume, open interest, and patterns, Dow theory, Elliott wave, Fibonacci retracements, and Gann angles to gauge trends and inform stock and private equity decisions.

  • Types of Trend Time6:29

    Analyze long, mid, and short term trends; recognize support, resistance, psychological levels, and price channels. Apply Dow theory phases: accumulation, public participation, distribution, and volume confirmation to validate trends.

  • Dow Theory Example10:41

    Explore Dow theory and Elliott wave patterns, including motor and corrective waves, pivot points, gun angle, and Fibonacci retracements, applying insights to stocks and private equity.

  • Asset Stocks10:53
  • Continue on Asset Stocks12:41

    Continue with asset stocks by entering broker details, selecting companies by name or BSE code, recording buys, sells, and bonuses, and calculating costs and gains for the portfolio.

  • Income for Asset5:50

    Explore asset income through dividend payouts from Reliance Capital, process last transactions, compute taxes and charges, and assess gains and IRR within a stock portfolio management system.

  • Import options in Equity8:28

    Explore equity import options in m profit, including contract registers and contract notes from multiple brokers, using PDF or Excel templates with versioned formats and Isin data.

  • Equity Broker Contracts Notes3:49

    Explore equity broker contract notes and stock templates, download statements in pdf, map stock names accurately, and note that version two may require manual corrections for complex pdf formats.

  • Continuation of Import Options in Equity9:24
  • Equity Trade Report11:51

    Explore diverse broker trade report excel templates from hdfc, hsbc investdirect, icici direct, kotak, nest, india info line, and religare securities, for import into m profit.

  • Data Entry for Report Generation10:12

    Enter and categorize assets—from equity and debt funds to insurance and loans—using data entry for report generation to build a complete portfolio across asset classes.

  • Analytical Portfolio Summary Option6:38

    Learn to navigate the reports menu to generate analytical portfolio reports, customize all assets or stocks views, sort by current value or gains, and display today's gain.

  • More Details on Analytical Portfolio Summary Option6:38
  • Analytical Transactions and Accounts Option9:24

    Learn how to navigate analytical trading and loss summaries, enter stock data, set current prices, and view stock profit and loss and current value in the accounts reports.

  • Analytical Transactions and Accounts Detailed Options7:43

    Explore how to customize transaction and accounts reports by broker, date, and transaction type, including contract notes, stock and mutual fund activity, dividends, and mergers.

  • Analytical Return Option8:03

    Explore how analytic reports compute ex IRR and annualized returns across asset classes, modify current values, and review portfolio holdings to assess gains, loans, and overall performance.

  • Advance and Miscellaneous options6:04
  • Analytical both Realised and Unrealised Gain and Loss7:22

    Explore realized and unrealized gains and losses for stocks, equity, and debt mutual funds, using current market price, cost value, and initial investment.

  • Analytical only Realised Gain and Loss9:04

    Drill down into realized gain and loss by analyzing individual stock trades, netting gains and losses across a portfolio, and calculating the realized return (7.71%) versus unrealized gains.

  • Conclusion to Equities and Security Valuation10:08

    Conclude with a 100% equity allocation, detailing strategic, integrated, tactical, and insured asset allocations, rebalancing rules, and long-term baseline objectives under mean reversion and contrarian thinking.

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of financial markets is recommended but not mandatory. A calculator and access to spreadsheet software for practical exercises. Interest in personal finance, investments, or portfolio management.

Description

Introduction:

Understanding the nuances of asset classes is essential for anyone aiming to navigate the financial markets effectively. This course provides an in-depth exploration of equity, debt, physical assets, ULIPs, and derivatives. You’ll learn valuation techniques, investment strategies, and financial planning to maximize returns while mitigating risks. Designed for both beginners and experienced investors, this course blends theory with real-world application to build confidence in managing diverse asset portfolios.

Section 1: Equity and Security Valuation

This section introduces the principles of equity valuation, from understanding fundamental and technical analysis to exploring various equity funds such as mid-cap, small-cap, and international equities. Students will delve into key topics like equity tax planning, broker contracts, and equity trade reports. Analytical tools and portfolio summaries are also covered, enabling participants to evaluate realized and unrealized gains effectively.

Section 2: Debt Equity Asset Class

Discover the dynamics of debt-equity instruments in this section, including mutual fund terminologies, risk-return hierarchies, and accounting valuation. Students will explore strategic financial planning, retirement planning, and methods for selecting the right funds. Real-world applications include creating sample financial plans and analyzing company fixed deposits, reverse mortgages, and risk management strategies.

Section 3: Physical Asset Class

This section focuses on the valuation and management of physical assets like gold, silver, jewelry, and real estate. Students will learn strategies for retirement planning, risk management, and financial planning using physical assets. Practical applications include calculating future value and fixed deposits while understanding their role in portfolio diversification.

Section 4: Unit Linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs)

Explore the intricacies of ULIPs and their role in financial planning. This section covers market basics, economic indicators, and detailed insights into insurance companies and their offerings. Participants will learn to evaluate ULIPs as investment and insurance tools while understanding how they integrate into a broader financial strategy.

Section 5: Derivatives Asset Class

This advanced section demystifies derivatives, including options, futures, and forwards. Students will gain a clear understanding of derivative markets, option pricing models, and hedging strategies. Practical examples like bear spreads, long-call options, and margin trading operations prepare participants to manage risk effectively using derivatives.

Conclusion:

By the end of this course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of asset classes, valuation techniques, and strategic financial planning. Whether you aim to diversify your portfolio, optimize returns, or plan for long-term financial goals, this course equips you with the knowledge and tools to succeed.

Who this course is for:

  • Aspiring financial analysts and portfolio managers.
  • Individual investors and professionals looking to enhance their financial knowledge.
  • Students pursuing finance, economics, or business degrees.
  • Anyone interested in managing and optimizing their personal or corporate finances.