 
Ref: busman0001 Many studies have been made by economists to understand the exact behaviour of financial markets through macro-economic variables. This study would try to reveal the extent to which the behaviour of stock market can be predicted. It would aim to provide the reader with a solid grounding in the dynamic environment of the stock market and would discuss the different strategies and tactics used by analysts to predict stock market for stock purchases and sales. It also covers the fundamental, technical, stock picking and investment theories and different practices in predicting the performance of stocks. The main objective of the study is to reveal the extent to which the behaviour of stock market can be predicted. It will also compare the theories and different practices used in predicting the performance of stocks. This research would not try to device a new theory as lot of researches have already been made on the topic. The research would discuss how the financial market behaves and the influence of the different factors on the market.
1: Introduction Background of Subject Matter Statement of the Problem / Research Issue Scope and Limitations Aims and Objectives Research Structure 2: Theoretical Review and Related Literature Market Behaviour Rational Expectations Market Volatility Company Valuation Methods Asset Based Valuation Revised Asset Based Valuation Price / Earnings (P/E) Basis Cash Flow Method Discounted Cash Flow Profit Based Valuation Berliner Method Dividend Valuation Method Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) Share Holder Value Predicting Corporate Health and Measuring Corporate Failure Z Scoring Model Taffler Model Robertson Financial Change Model Argenti’s Model Investment Theories Efficient Market Hypothesis Modern Portfolio theory Random Walk Theory The Capital-Asset pricing model The Kondratiev Wave Neural Networks Corporate Ratios Earnings per Share (EPS) Price / Earnings Ratio Return on Total Assets Asset Turnover / Sales Generation Gross Profit Margin Return on Equity Current Ratio Acid Test / Liquid Ratio Gearing Ratio Key Technical Indicators Moving Average Bollinger Bands Relative Strength Index (RSI) Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) Volume Oscillator Money Flow Index (MFI) Support and Resistance Predictive Models Fundamental Analysis Approach Technical Analysis Approach Stock Charts Pivot Point Analysis Cup and Handle Head and Shoulders Rounding Tops and Bottoms Double Tops and Bottoms Elliot Wave Theory Stock Picking Strategies CANSLIM Value Investing Growth Investing Momentum Investing Income Investing GARP Investing 3: Research Mathodology Research Philosophy Positivism Realism Interpretivism Research Approaches Deductive Approach Inductive Approach Research Strategies Interview Design Questionnaire Design Case Studies Time Horizons Cross-sectional Longitudinal Data Collection Methods Collection of Secondary Data Collection of Primary Data Data Analysis Method Sample of Case Study Companies easyJet (EZY.L) Centurion Energy International (CUX.L) Marks and Spencer (MKS.L) 4: Research Findings and Discussion Case Studies of Companies easyJet (EZY.L) Discussion on easyJet(EZY.L) Centurion Energy International (CUX.L) Discussion on Centurion Energy International (CUX.L) Marks & Spencer (MKS.L) Discussion on Marks and Spencer (MKS.L) Interview and Questionnaire Findings 5: Consclusion Inference Recommendation Appendix Section Bibliography  How
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