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Stock and Fundamental Analysis of Fmcg Sector

Topics: Stock market, Investment, Mutual fund Pages: 67 (15938 words) Published: August 21, 2013
Project on

“To Study on various Investment Alternatives”

A

Project Report

On

"STUDY ON VARIOUS INVESTMENT ALTERNATIVES”

For

"Unicon Investment Solution"

Prabhat Road, Pune.

By

Anuradha Dnyaneshwar Maid.

Under the guidance of

Prof. N. Nair

Submitted to

"University of Pune"

In partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of the degree of

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Through

Amrutvahini Institute of Management and Businesss Administration, Sangamner

2012-2013

INDEX

|Sr. No. |PARTICULARS |PAGE NO | |1 |EXECUTIVE SUMMARY | | |2 |INDUSTRY PROFILE | | |3 |COMPANY PROFILE | | |4 |PRODUCT PROFILE | | |5 |THEORETICAL BACKGROUND | | |6 |OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY | | |7 |SCOPE OF THE PROJECT | | |8 |RESEARCH METHODOLOGY | | |9 |DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION | | |10 |FINDINGS AND CONCLUSION | | |11 |LIMITATIONS | | |12 |SUGGESTIONS | | |13 |ANNEXURE | | |14 |BIBLIOGRAPHY | |

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This seems to be opportune moment for me to express my feelings towards all those who have untiringly helped me in the completion of project work. First of all, I would like to thank the institution to give me opportunity to work on a project of our liking and try to work hard to make it our best and a successful one. wish to express my sincere thanks towards our director prof. R. R. Berad sir for his continuous encouragement, support and guidance. I also thank him for his valuable contribution. I thank Mr. Amardeep Singh, for giving me opportunity to do this project in Unicon securitiesI wish to express my sincere and heartfelt gratitude towards my guide Mr. Ritesh Rajebhosale of Unicon securities, without whose support and guidance the completion of this project would not have been possible.

I wish to also thank and to express my hearty gratitude to Mr. Sadhan Sir and all those senior delegates in Unicon securities, who have helped me throughout the project and for providing necessary & valuable information, suggestions and above all this is their time and effort.

I also express my gratitude to my...

Bibliography: BOOKS :
PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT- S. KEVIN.
INVESTMENT ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT-THIRD EDITION…..PRASANNA CHANDRA.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY-METHODS AND TECHNIQUIES-SECOND EDITION….C.R.KOTHARY.
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www.uniconpune.com
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