Internship Report on Security Stock Exchange of Bangladesh

The stock market has always intrigued me and I have since been eager to learn more about it. Starting back in January of this year, I ordered three textbooks on stock trading to become more informed on the subject. After reading these books, I gained further insight on stock trading which led me to open my own brokerage account where I could buy and sell stocks. I started by playing a stock simulation which was very similar in concept to StockTrak, a program we used in this class. I found that this helped provide me with a hands on experience which helped familiarize me with stock trading and learning how to manage and use my money efficiently. I continued to play this simulation for about two months and during this time my portfolio grew about 4%, which provided me a confidence boost and motivated me to invest in my real money into the stock market. In March of 2015, I officially began trading in the stock market and I continued to learn along the way. As of now, I have roughly nine months of stock trading experience. As stated previously, I have always had in interest in the stock market, but I never acted upon it until as recently as earlier this year. My interest in the stock market was peaked because I enjoy taking risks and the stock market

It is notable here that, Bangladesh is going to middle income earning country and according the many leading economic and finance expert it is to be the 23rd largest economy in the world by 2050 whereas many European nations will have smaller economies and less social security than us. The rise emerging market will boost the country’s employment, entrepreneurial and better living standard for everyone. As there already are many globally recognized accounting, finance and think tank organizations working within the country and I am highly positive to secure a brighter future for myself on my return to

In the last point, I will provide some suggestion based on the results of my research and my knowledge and experience in that field.

The state of the economy today is determined by many factors including overseas trade, employment rate, the needs and wants of consumers and namely, the Stock Market. The Stock Market is nothing more than a global network of organised market places where everyday large sums of money are moved across. As of 2013, over $85 trillion AUD (or €60 trillion) are traded in the Stock Market. This amount of money is more than the cost of all goods and services in the entire world economy. However, this is just a simplified statement. In truth, the Stock Market is a highly complicated concept that can be affected by many external problems or cause its own problems such as a rise and fall in stock prices and financial crises.

The quality of companies listed on the A-Shares Market is far from satisfactory, while most of the companies with the best growth potential and highest returns to investors list abroad. Moreover, the A-Shares Market remains one of the capital markets with the largest fluctuations in the world!

The dividend policy such as the payment of dividend affects the market price of share. If there is a debate in this issue, this theory is commonly accepted. In this report the relationship between dividend and the market price of share is proved in the banking sector of Bangladesh. But it is also revealed that

  Once there was a time when “shares in business corporations were rarely bought and sold because few companies were considered promising financial profits” (Blume 21). That is hard to believe considering almost everybody has invested in some stock today. The stock market went through some distinct changes since its inception, and has evolved into a shaping force in the world today. There is one idea that sparked the fire which produced the stock market: capitalism. Everything the stock market is, and was, rooted in the basic idea of capitalism. Without that idea, stocks and bonds would never have come to be.

Bangladesh is a developing country and globalization integrates it with the global market in diverse areas. Bangladesh is equally affected by this global turmoil in the short run as well as in The long run. It is very difficult to predict the scenario in the long term; however, short term impact should duly be taken into consideration. The global

Extensive amount of studies have been undertaken to examine the effect of stock market on GDP growth. Some of the studies on this topic are Demirguc-Kunt and Levine (1995), Levine and Zervos (1993, 1995, 1998) etc. In theory well developed stock market should enduce saving and efficiently allocate capital to productive investments which would later lead to increase in the rate of real output. Stock markets contribute to accumulation of domestic savings by enhancing the scope of financial instruments available to savers and investors trough diversification of their portfolios. Dailami and Aktin (1990) think stock markets provide important source of capital investment at low cost which should serve as an obvious benefit for the economy in general. In developed economies with developed stock markets share ownership provides individuals with probably the most liquid means of sharing the risks and benefits of investing in promising projects. The main advantage of liquid stock market is that it provides investors to cope with liquididy risk by allowing participants hit by illiquidity constraints to sell their stakes to othe participants who at the time do not suffer form the same problem. These transactions are done in real time with frictions in the market being at the minimum. The ending result of this process is that capital is not prematurely withdrawn form firms to meet short term liquidity need. It is just changing hands. Stock markets also play an important role in

The formation of group was done and our group members meet each other for first time.

Investment is defined as “an essential element for growth of the country and translate economy into a robust economy” (Hemadivya and Rama Devi). Investment is what makes changes in an economy. Equity is the residual interest of a company. Investors are investing their money into a company hoping that in return they will get more than what they invested. While there is time when there is a gain in an investment; there is also time when an investment ends in a loss. There are many factors that can influence the change of price of equity share, but according to Hemadivya and Rama Devi, supply and demand is the basic factors for price of equity share. When there is an increase in purchasing of stocks, then there is a demand of the stocks

The domain chosen for this project is technology. I chose this field because of my strong

The purpose of this study is to investigate the presence of January effect in emerging stock markets of four Southeast Asia countries: Malaysia, Thailand, Philippine and Indonesia, for the period of January 2012 until December 2015, which is the most recent period after the financial crisis in 2007-2008. The financial crisis would affect the behaviour of the stock markets and thus the stock price might not reflect its true value. As the most recent economic crisis is believed to have ended in Fall 2011 (Elliott 2011; Weisenthal 2013), this study will focus on the most recent 4-year period, from January 2012 until December 2015. The four Southeast Asia countries are selected because there are limited studies about them. Furthermore, they are the only Southeast Asia countries being included in MSCI Emerging Markets Index as of 2016. Thus it is worth examining the efficiency of the stock markets of these high growth emerging markets.

This study is analysis of previous twelve months (May-2012 to Jun-2012) data relating to prices of shares in Bombay Stock Exchange only.

Crisis in Bangladesh economy is actually break out due to inefficient Fiscal policy- Following reasons are pointed out why deep problem are exhibit in recent days in Bangladesh Economy-