Share Market Report is the report on the share market of an economy. It generally includes fundamental and technical analysis. Investment professionals use this report for interpreting the future movement and valuation of the share market. Economists utilize the informations from the Share Market Report for determining the health of the domestic financial market and consequently its impact on the country's market.
Share Market Report provides a sketchy summary of the equity market on a wide array of disciplines in order to give a cross-section view on the financial health of the country at a given time.
Share Market Report generally contains :-
Texts incorporating daily data Charts incorporating daily data Year-end-Report Additional Charts Annual Data
Share Market Report gives the following informations :-
Technical Trend of the Financial Market of a country (through Data, Statistical Tools, Charts)Every country has one or more stock exchanges. Each Stock Exchange has its own index. This report gives the technical charts, statistical tools (such as Relative Strength Index, Stochastic, Moving Averages, etc.) and data on each of these indexes and also a comparative study of the performance of all the stock exchanges.
Volatility (through Data, Statistical Tools, Charts)Share Market Report supplies with the indicators (eg. Call-Put ratio) gauging the volatility of the different indexes.
Sector-wise Performance (through Data, Statistical Tools, Charts)Share Market Report gives the comparative analysis of the performance of various important sectors of the economy.
Valuation (through Data, Statistical Tools, Charts)Share Market Report gives price-earning ratios (both historical and current); analysis of growth of earnings for the last 1, 3 and 5 years; macro projection of the analysts about the growth of the future earnings.
Comparative Returns (through Data, Statistical Tools, Charts)Share Market Report also does a comparative analysis on the dividend earnings of the investors through holding of shares in different quarters of the year. This is done by calculating the dividend-price ratio.
Some of the terms and tools used by the analysts in the Share Market Report are :-
1.Moving Averages
Generally, the moving averages used by the analysts are 200DMA, 50DMA, 18DMA and 9DMA. These give the historical average price of a share or an index.i.200 and 50 DMAs are used by the chartists for finding out the resistance and support levels. ii.18DMA and 9DMA are used together for finding out the buy and sell signals through their different cross-over patterns.
2. Highs and Lows (New)
New highs and lows of any share or index signify strong resistances and supports.
3. Relative Strength Index (RSI)
RSI is a momentum oscillator. It tries to gauge the velocity of the directional movement of price which shows either overbought or oversold conditions.
4. Momentum Oscillator
This tool helps an investor to gauge the overbought or oversold conditions which is calculated by considering the moving average of the last 10 days. Its goal is to show whether a stock or index is slowing down or gaining in momentum.
Hence, Share Market Report helps the analysts, strategists, chartists and the economists to come to conclusions about the health of the domestic financial market and ultimately about the economy as a whole.
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Eric J. Gleacher Distinguished Service Professor of Finance at the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago. IMF’s Chief Economist from September 2003 to January 2007. Inaugural recipient of the Fischer Black Prize.
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