International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT) – Volume 35 Number 2- May 2016
Web Based Equity Analysis
Manjusha PV
Faculty,Computer Science & Engineering Dept.
Harcourt Butler Technological Institute- Kanpur
House No.2084,TypeII, IIT Kanpur, UP, India, Pin 208016
Abstract — Access to the right information at the
right time can make all the difference to the
investment decisions and hence returns on the
investment. Web Based Equity Analysis provides
equity research and analysis that delivers a
consistent methodology and an actionable insight
into the state of competition amongst firms. It helps
to see a comprehensive overview on any company
worldwide by giving a customised analysis on stock.
To stay on top of the game you need to make right
trading and hedging decisions. If you are interested
in learning the minute details of various companies’
operations, then equity analysis may be for you.
Keywords — Web services, Statements, Watch list,
Computing.
I. INTRODUCTION
Primary indicator of country’s economic strength
is its stock market. It is one of the most important
sources of companies to raise money. Web based
equity analysis gives better performance than the
traditional analysis as well as the best indicative
money market data and a wide economic database.
It is a real time application to be provided to
enhance and evaluate the state of competition
amongst firms and complete picture of the
organization listed in the stock market.
It picturize the challenging world of stock market
which analyze and evaluate the financial growth of
various companies by collecting data from the past
performance and estimates the potential growth.
II. FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
The goal is to design a database that will host
stock market data on a daily basis efficiently to serve
its members. The stored data is collected in SQL
Server 2005 and is available in real time for queries.
SQL Server 2005 has the ability to handle some
10,000 transactions per second at market open, to
support real-time queries against the data without
slowing the database.
A. Collecting the data
The major difficult phase is in collecting the data
and gathering information. Data is gathered from
NSE, BSE and various other websites. Using the
data we can create our own database. The accessed
excel files can be extracted into the database. Excel
files enable us to build and manipulate financial
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models using simple formulas as well as charts so
that a rapid analysis can be done.
III. FUNDAMENTAL AND TECHNICAL
ANALYSIS
Analysis indicate the company’s product profile,
its various segments which include current sales,
cost, market share, competition and company’s
performance in other markets..
A. Fundamental Analysis
Fundamental analysis can be covered with
supportive data using EIC (Economic-IndustryCompany)analysis and use information about the
firm to evaluate stock price, growth and future
prospects
Major goals are
Accounting Statements
Financial Ratios
Ratios and Valuation
B. Technical Analysis
Technical analysis believes that the current price
fully indicates all needed information for the future.
Technical analysis utilizes this information captured
by the current price to form a view on the future.
Technical analysis is concerned with two things:
1. What is the current price?
2. What is the history of the price movement?
Technical Analysis is the future forecasting of
price movements based on an examination of the
past price movements. Like weather forecasting,
technical analysis does not result in absolute
predictions about the future. Instead, technical
analysis enables investors to foresee what is "likely"
to happen .
IV. TABLE I
TERMINOLOGIES
Terminology
Meaning
LTP
The highest and lowest prices that
a stock has traded at during the last
year.
Last Traded Price
Volume
The number of traded shares
52-Week
High/Low
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during a given period of time in an
entire market.
Portfolio
Transaction
Consists of collective information
of a selected set of stocks.
Buying or selling a stock,
cancelling an order, depositing
money into the account.
Technicians use the high, low, open and close
when analysing the price action. High, low, open
and close indicate forces of demand and supply.
Fig. 2 MVC Architecture
C. High Level Design
A system structure model consisting of all
system components and the interfaces through
which components interact with each other is
developed as shown in Fig.1.It is further
synthesized and broke down into low-level
requirements
1) High level system requirements:
1. The system should be internationalized
2. The system should be secure.
3. The system interface should be easy to use.
4. The system should provide the services
uninterruptedly for a reasonably large group of
people.
5. The system should let the users set their
preferences in their portfolio.
6. The system should be available all the time.
7. The system database must be protected from
illegitimate access
8. The system should be recovered in case of system
crash.
9. The system should guide the user with prompt
messaging for all his/her actions.
2) System Architecture:
E. Database Design
Individual access to the system is controlled by
identifying and authenticating the user through
the credentials presented by the user.
The main aim is to separate business logic and
application data from presentation data to the user.
Hence the widely adopted architecture for WWW
applications called the MVC architecture has to be
used (Fig.2).
A user must type in a username and password
and the system in turn identify and authenticate
the user preventing unauthorized users from
accessing it. Only authorized user has access to
the system.
D. Figures
Multiple users at different locations may login at
the same time. Each and every user who login to
the page has his own idea about his
shares ,market etc so that he can personalize and
save
for
future
comparisons
and
analysis.Relational database diagram is shown
below (Fig.3)
Fig. 1 A use case analysis is done to generate the
high-level system requirements
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which helps the traders to gain an understanding of
the outcomes.
Fig.4The basic structure of a profit and loss diagram.
Fig.3 Relational database diagram
Any value above the x-axis indicates a gain.
Any value below the x-axis indicates a loss.
F. Watch List
A watch list can be defined as a list of securities
which are timely monitored for
trading with
potential outcome and investing opportunities
G. Balance Sheet
A balance sheet is useful for a business to know
its basic financial position, that is, whether it is
losing or making profit. This enables the business a
chance for self-evaluation and find a method of
improving so as to maximize the profit. A sample
balance sheet is shown in the figure below.
V.CONCLUSIONS
The main objective of the system is to get research
coverage you need to drive results, extract the vast
data, provide the information in an organized
manner so that the analyst can do analysis using the
tools and information provided by Web Based
Equity Analysis.
It helps to analyze, evaluate and generate
performance based objective of a company taking
into account the risk analysis and the present state of
the market.
It aims to convert the complicated world of stock
market in a simple format which will contribute
towards enhancement of the professional skill of a
market analyst.
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H. Profit and Loss
Profit and loss diagram is used to evaluate the
performance of a strategy over a range of prices,
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