A Comparative Technical Analysis of Banking Sector with Special to Public and Private Sector Bank

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Analysis and Interpretation
In this chapter, the data collected were systemically processed, tabulated and made suitable for analysis and interpretations. It was a study on stock price movement in selected banking companies through data collected for the nine months from July to March. The performance is analyzed for the stock prices of Current market price, Yearly high, Yearly low, Last completed financial year value, Sales, Operating profit margin, Net profit, Equity, Earning per share, Book value, Factor value, Dividend and Price Earnings. The results obtained were classified, tabulated and the following analyses were performed in fulfilling the objectives of the study.
The data analysis consists of six major sections.
Section – 1
Bank wise distribution of descriptive Statistics regarding the Weekly Average of the stock price movement
Section – 2
Bank wise distribution of descriptive Statistics regarding the Monthly Average of the stock price movement
Section – 3

Fitting Trend line for Next Three month
Section – 4
Compare average stock price movement on public banks, private banks
Section – 1
Bank wise distribution of descriptive Statistics regarding the Weekly Average for each of the stock price movement
In this section the Weekly Average of Current market price, Yearly high, Yearly low, Last completed financial year value, Sales, Operating profit margin, Net profit, Equity, Earning per share, Book value, Factor value, Dividend and Price Earnings for the public sector bank of SBI, and for the private sector banks of HDFC.
1 Weekly movement of Current market price
The performances of Current market price of the public sector and private sector banks are analyzed in this section. The Weekly movement of Current market p...

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...ast completed financial year value, Sales, Operating profit margin, Net profit, Equity, Earning per share, Book value, Factor value, Dividend and Price Earnings for the public sector banks of SBI and for the private sector banks of HDFC bank.

2.1 Monthly movement of Current market price

The performances of Current market price of the public sector and private sector banks are analyzed in this section. The Monthly movement of Current market price of the public sector and private sector banks is analyzed and the result is given in Table 2.1.
Table 2.1
Monthly movement of Current market price –Public sector Banks Private sector Banks
Month Current market price
SBI
Mean SD
July 2,394.9 101.4
August 2,710.8 144.7
September 3,030.6 172.6
October 3,219.1 53.2
November 3,092.7 274.1
December 2,785.3 205.2
January 2,657.5 103.4
February 2,692.9 83.8
March 2,642.7 75.8

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