PREPARED BY: PAPIYA PAUL 3511010489

The study was conducted using secondary data from many sources. The collected data was analyzed using various statistical tools such as Percentage analysis, Simple moving average, Standard deviation and correlation coefficient.

The study helps the company and the investors to understand the growth of nationalized bank in the past six years. This study also shows the various factors that are influencing the Bank sector stocks. By using the statistical tools like moving average we predicted the future trend line and also forecasted the future prices. The correlation was used to find out the relationship between the Nifty and the bank stocks.

UNICON SECURITIES PRIVATE LIMITED UNICON is a financial services company which has emerged as a one-stop investment solutions provider. It was founded in 2004 by two visionary and flamboyant entrepreneurs, Mr. Gajendra Nagpal and Mr. Ram M. Gupta, who possess expertise in the field of Finance. The company is headquartered in New Delhi, and has its corporate office in Mumbai with regional offices in Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad and Noida. UNICON is a professionally managed company led by a team with outstanding managerial acumen and cumulative experience of more than 400 man years in the financial markets The Company is supported by more than 4500 Uniconians and has a team of over 900 business offices in 235 cities across India. With a customer base of over 200,000 the Unicon Group has an eye for the intricate financial needs of its clients and caters to both their short term and long term financial needs through a comprehensive bouquet of investment services. It has been founded with the aim of providing world class investing experience to the investing community.

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: To provide the most useful and ethical Investment Solutions - guided by values driven approach to growth, client service and employee development.
MISSION

: To create long term value by empowering individual investors through superior financial services supported by culture based on highest level of teamwork, efficiency and integrity.

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Primary Objective To find the growth on nationalized banks in Indian stock market
Secondary Objectives To find out Return on Investment for an investor in a nationalised bank To Identifying the Behaviour pattern of nationalised bank with Nifty To find out the Returns and Risks of the selected banks To identify the major factors influencing the bank stocks To forecast the future of nationalised bank using moving average.

The scope of the study is to find out the growth of nationalised bank in Indian stock market from the year 2005. This study is to find out the return on investment of these banks and also to analyse the major factors influence the growth of these stocks. And also to forecast the future of nationalised bank

TYPE OF RESEARCH The study confined to analytical research which infects deals with the depth and insight of the details and the built-binding concept was arrived after a deep analysis and Interpretation of the data collector.
Methodology of study The research tool employed for the data gathering where mainly secondary data which was used for the study. Research design Research design is defined as the specification of method and procedures for acquiring the information needed. It is overall operational pattern or frame work of the project that stipulates what information is to be collected , from what sources and by what procedures SOURCES OF DATA Data collection method is the backbone of the research design. The source of data utilized for analysis and report preparation is secondary data.

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Tools Used The statistical tools used for this study are as follows Average Return on Investment Minimum Maximum Moving Average Graphic Method Correlation

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Prediction may change with some other reason also. It is focused only on four banks i.e.SBI, IOB, CANARA, PNB. Mainly concentrating on Nationalized bank. Due to external factors the trend may change Datas are taken only on National Stock Exchange

In the year 2005 Sate bank of India has the highest return of 38.35% and the lowest return in that year was 11.23% of Punjab national bank In the year 2006 State bank of India gives the highest return of 37.5% return and Punjab national bank gives the return of 7.4% which is the lowest return for that year

During the year 2007 also State bank gives the highest return of 88.3% canara gives the lowest return, where the Punjab national bank start to give higher return In the year 2008 due to the rapid increase in inflation rate and recession in the world economy the bank sector shares has the negative impact which affects the return of this sector. In this year all the banks has the negative return. The canara bank has the highest negative of 63% and Punjab bank has the lowest return of 21%.this shows that Punjab bank has some stability and a growth.

The year 2009 was the recovery year for the world recession and inflation, which has the positive impact on the banking sector. The bank shares had the highest growth in this year. Canara bank gives the highest return of 102% and IOB gives the lowest return of 51%.

It is suggested that the organization can recommend its customers to invest more on nationalized banks as the past trend shows increase in prices which shows there will be more rise in the future. Due to fluctuation in the market the short call is very risky comparing to the long call, and the study also reveal the return for year basis which gives a profit return. So it advisable to invests in a long period to avoid risk of returns The trend line shows that except Indian overseas bank other banks have an upward moves so the investors as well as the company can advise to invest in banking sector that too in nationalized banks which are more secured. In the future the growth of PNB and IOB bank will be higher. The investor while investing in nationalized should foresee the movements of nifty, which has the positive correlation with nationalized bank. During the period of inflation hikes or during the RBI measures towards the bank rates etc the investor should first see the effects of it before investing or they are advised to come from the stock holding.

The price of the nationalized bank is poised to rise steadily as the supply / demand imbalance increase, even if there are no supply disruptions. The bank like SBI has given double time of investment as return during the total six years. Investing in bank sector are most risky during the inflation and recession, and other factors does not have too much of effect on these sector. So if the investor buy these shares at a dip and holds for a long period then they will have a greater return.
This study is successfully completed in time with the co-operation of executive in Equity Market in the organization and their respective colleagues