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    <title>PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT</title>
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    <namePart>KEVIN S</namePart>
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    <publisher>PHI LEARNING</publisher>
    <issuance>monographic</issuance>
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    <topic>           INVESTMENT Meaning of Investment	   Financial and Economic Meaning  Characteristics of Investment 	 Objectives of Investment 	 Investment vs Speculation 	 Investment vs Gambling 	 Types of Investors 	 Investment Avenues 	  RISK Meaning of Risk  Elements of Risk 	 Measurement of Risk 	 FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS: ECONOMY ANALYSIS Meaning of Fundamental Analysis	 Economy-Industry-Company Analysis Framework	 Economy Analysis	 Economic Forecasting Forecasting Techniques	  INDUSTRY AND COMPANY ANALYSIS Industry Analysis Company Analysis	  SHARE VALUATION Concept of Present Value	 Share Valuation Model	 Constant Growth Model	 Multiple Growth Model	 Discount Rate	 Multiplier Approach to Share	Valuation	 Regression Analysis  BOND VALUATION Bond Returns	 Bond Prices	 Bond Pricing Theorems	 Bond Risks	 Bond Duration	  TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Meaning of Technical Analysis Basic Principles of Technical Analysis	 Trends and Trend Reversals	 Chart Patterns	 Elliot Wave Theory	 Mathematical Indicators	 Market Indicators	    of Investment 	    EFFICIENT MARKET THEORY	 Random Walk Theory	 The Efficient Market Hypothesis Forms of Market Efficiency	124 EMH vs Fundamental and Technical Analyses Competitive Market Hypothesis	  .	PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS	 Expected Return of a Portfolio	 Risk of a Portfolio	 Reduction of Portfolio Risk Through Diversification	 Portfolios with More than Two Securities	 Risk-Return Calculations of Portfolios with More than Two  	PORTFOLIO SELECTION	 Feasible Set of Portfolios	 Selection of Optimal Portfolio	 Limitations of Markowitz Model	 Single Index Model Multi-Index Model	  CAPITAL ASSET PRICING MODEL (CAPM)	 Fundamental Notions of Portfolio Theory	 Assumptions of CAPM Efficient Frontier with Riskless Lending and Borrowing The Capital Market Line	 The Security Market Line	 CAPM	 SML and CML	 Pricing of Securities with CAPM	  .	PORTFOLIO REVISION	 Need for Revision	 Meaning of Portfolio Revision	 Constraints in Portfolio Revision	 Portfolio Revision Strategies	 Formula Plans	 PORTFOLIO EVALUATION Need for Evaluation	 Evaluation Perspective	 Meaning of Portfolio Evaluation	 Differential Return	 Decomposition of Performance	</topic>
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  <identifier type="isbn">978-8120329591</identifier>
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