
Explore the basics of mutual fund analysis, stock selection, and portfolio construction by examining parameters, technical analysis, and fund categories for informed investing.
Explore how investor mindsets shape mutual fund decisions, distinguishing active and passive approaches and risk-taker versus risk-averse styles within market opportunities and portfolio management.
Explore the basics of mutual funds, including the asset management company, fund managers, and open- and closed-ended schemes, with insights on diversification, liquidity, and fees.
Explore identifying mutual funds and analyzing their structure, including category distinctions (large, mid, small cap), performance metrics, expense ratios, net asset value, benchmarks, and top holdings.
Explore technical analysis by using past price and volume to identify patterns, charts, and indicators that help predict future price movements and trends.
Explore candlestick basics, including open, high, low, and close, and learn bullish and bearish patterns on daily charts with bodies and shadows, tracing origins to 17th-century Japan.
Explore basic concepts of technical analysis, focusing on demand zones and supply zones, price levels, support and resistance, and how liquidity affects market moves.
Explore the three market trends: uptrend, downtrend, and consolidation. Uptrends show higher highs and higher lows, downtrends show lower highs and lower lows, while consolidation represents sideways movement.
Explore basic concepts of trendlines, including uptrend, downtrend, consolidation, and upward sloping trendlines as well as downward sloping trendlines in market analysis.
Analyze mutual funds using Excel to study top 10 holdings, price trends, uptrends and volatility, and consolidation through practical technical analysis for informed investment decisions.
Analyze mutual funds by examining sector allocations, expense ratios, benchmarks, and risk metrics such as standard deviation and Sharpe ratio to evaluate performance and volatility.
Conclude how footprint and media analysis informs mutual fund evaluation, using technical indicators and benchmarks such as the Nifty 100 to compare performance, alpha, beta, and risk-adjusted outperformance.
Do you know?
Almost 80% of people do not remember the name of the fund and scheme in which they have started their SIP. As of matter of fact, only 30% consider the analysis of a fund or taking Financial Consultation with a Finance Expert.
Investing your money and taking exposure in the market is a serious concern as you are taking risky exposure on your hard-earned money.
Overview of the Course
In this course, students shall be able to understand how to technically analyze various mutual funds schemes available in India. Students shall be analyzing alongside the class on MS Excel for a better and crystal clear understanding.
Once the student will complete all the analysis, then he or she will be able to analyze any other mutual fund from the universe on the same pattern.
This course is designed for all individuals irrespective of whether he/she is from a finance background or not. You will be acquiring amazing technical skills once you will complete this course.
This course requires great focus as it has quite technical nature. You may also find it boring but nevertheless, once you will complete the same you will feel proud and more knowledgeable than before.
Benefits of the course:
Ability to choose the Best Mutual Funds from the universe of Funds
Ability to analyze the performance of a Fund based on Technical Parameter
Ability to advise your friends or clients about the investment in mutual fund
Deep insights on Various Ratios to be considered while investing money in Mutual Fund
Hands-on Ms Excel while comparing funds with its benchmark at different time phases
After completing this course you will learn the art of investing your money in the best available option which will help you to manage your wealth and grow it at a great pace. This course enables you with high level of understanding related to Financial Instrument and its related terminologies which common people tend of avoid.