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Course Title:

"Stock Market Mastery: From Beginner to Expert (Indian Stock Market)"

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

1. Remember: Recall fundamental stock market terms and concepts related to the
Indian market.
2. Understand: Explain the structure, functions, and key participants in the Indian stock
market.
3. Apply: Use stock market data to analyze stocks and make informed trading decisions.
4. Analyze: Critically analyze financial statements and market trends to evaluate Indian
stocks and sectors.
5. Evaluate: Assess various investment options and risk management strategies for
Indian stocks.
6. Create: Develop a well-rounded, ethical stock portfolio and trading plan for the
Indian market.

Course Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will:

1. Understand the Indian stock market’s functioning and structure.


2. Apply practical knowledge to evaluate and trade Indian stocks and mutual funds.
3. Analyze and interpret financial data to make informed decisions.
4. Develop and implement personalized trading and risk management strategies.
5. Create an investment portfolio suitable for their financial goals and risk tolerance in
the Indian market.

Session Breakdown:

Session 1: Introduction to the Indian Stock Market (60 minutes)

Learning Objective (Bloom’s Level): Understand

 Topics Covered:
o What is the Stock Market?
o Overview of Indian Stock Exchanges (BSE, NSE)
o Key Stock Market Terms: Shares, Bonds, Equity
o Market Participants: Investors, Brokers, SEBI, and Regulators
o Indices in India: Sensex, Nifty
 Outcome: Explain the structure of the Indian stock market and its role in the
economy.
Session 2: Understanding Stocks and Bonds in the Indian Context (60 minutes)

Learning Objective (Bloom’s Level): Understand

 Topics Covered:
o Differences Between Stocks and Bonds
o Government Bonds, Corporate Bonds, and Risks in India
o Mutual Funds and their role in the Indian market
o Types of Stocks: Large-cap, Mid-cap, Small-cap
 Outcome: Explain the differences and risks associated with stocks and bonds in the
Indian context.

Session 3: Reading Indian Stock Market Quotes and Ticker Symbols (60 minutes)

Learning Objective (Bloom’s Level): Apply

 Topics Covered:
o What is a Ticker Symbol?
o How to read Indian Stock Quotes: Open, High, Low, Close, Market Cap
o Understanding Dividend Yields, Stock Splits, Bonus Shares
 Outcome: Apply your understanding of ticker symbols and stock quotes to assess the
stock's performance.

Session 4: Fundamental Analysis for Indian Stocks (60 minutes)

Learning Objective (Bloom’s Level): Analyze

 Topics Covered:
o How to analyze Financial Statements (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash
Flow)
o Key Ratios: P/E, EPS, Debt-to-Equity
o Analyzing Indian Companies and Sectors
o Using SEBI Filings and Public Disclosures for Analysis
 Outcome: Analyze the financial health of an Indian company and its stock potential.

Session 5: Technical Analysis: Charting the Indian Stock Market (60 minutes)

Learning Objective (Bloom’s Level): Analyze

 Topics Covered:
o Types of Stock Market Charts (Candlestick, Line, Bar)
o Technical Indicators: Moving Averages, RSI, MACD
o Support and Resistance Levels in Indian Stocks
o Identifying Technical Patterns (Head & Shoulders, Double Top, etc.)
 Outcome: Analyze market trends and stock price movements using technical
analysis.

Session 6: Risk Management and Trading Strategies (60 minutes)

Learning Objective (Bloom’s Level): Evaluate

 Topics Covered:
o Understanding Risk and Return in the Indian Market
o Diversification and Asset Allocation Strategies
o Stop-Loss, Take Profit, and Trailing Stop Strategies
o Hedging with Options and Futures on NSE
o Managing Risk with Mutual Funds and ETFs
 Outcome: Evaluate the risks and returns associated with various investment and
trading strategies.

Session 7: Setting Up a Trading Account in India (60 minutes)

Learning Objective (Bloom’s Level): Apply

 Topics Covered:
o Choosing a Brokerage and Opening a Demat Account
o Placing Orders on NSE/BSE: Market, Limit, Stop Orders
o Navigating Online Trading Platforms in India
o Researching Stocks on NSE/BSE Websites
 Outcome: Apply the knowledge to set up a trading account and place stock orders on
Indian platforms.

Session 8: Advanced Trading Strategies in the Indian Market (60 minutes)

Learning Objective (Bloom’s Level): Create

 Topics Covered:
o Swing Trading, Day Trading, Position Trading
o Margin Trading and Leverage
o Advanced Risk Management Techniques
o Using Options and Futures for Speculation and Hedging
 Outcome: Create an advanced trading strategy for the Indian stock market.

Session 9: Economic Indicators and Their Impact on the Indian Stock Market (60
minutes)
Learning Objective (Bloom’s Level): Evaluate

 Topics Covered:
o Key Economic Indicators for India (GDP, CPI, IIP)
o The Role of RBI, Monetary Policy, and Budget Announcements
o Impact of Global Events on Indian Markets
 Outcome: Evaluate how economic indicators and global events impact stock prices in
India.

Session 10: Building an Ethical Investment Portfolio in India (60 minutes)

Learning Objective (Bloom’s Level): Create

 Topics Covered:
o Building a Balanced Portfolio
o Ethical Investing: ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) Factors
o Portfolio Performance Metrics: Sharpe Ratio, Alpha
o Portfolio Rebalancing and Monitoring
 Outcome: Create an ethical investment portfolio tailored to your financial goals and
risk tolerance.

References:

1. Sharma, Jitendra. Indian Stock Market: A Beginner's Guide. 2018.


2. Graham, Benjamin. The Intelligent Investor. HarperBusiness, 2006.
3. Sharma, Ankit. Understanding the Indian Stock Market. 2019.
4. Graham, Benjamin & Dodd, David. Security Analysis. McGraw-Hill Education.
5. Murphy, John. Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets. Pearson Education.
6. Elder, Dr. Alexander. The New Trading for a Living. Wiley.
7. Malkiel, Burton. A Random Walk Down Wall Street. W.W. Norton & Company.
8. Bogle, John C. The Little Book of Common Sense Investing. Wiley.

Practical Demos:

1. Stock Market Trading Simulation (Session 7):


o Objective: Provide hands-on experience with stock trading on a real-time
platform.
o Demo Description: Using a simulated trading platform (e.g., Zerodha Varsity,
TradingView, or Upstox demo account), participants will practice placing
market orders, setting stop-losses, and using various order types (market, limit,
and stop orders).
o Outcome: Participants will gain practical experience and build confidence in
using Indian stock trading platforms.
2. Charting with Technical Analysis Tools (Session 5):
o Objective: Demonstrate how to use technical analysis tools to evaluate stocks.
o Demo Description: In this session, participants will use platforms like
TradingView or NSE India’s website to draw stock charts and apply indicators
such as Moving Averages, RSI, and MACD.
o Outcome: Participants will practice identifying key support and resistance
levels, trends, and patterns such as candlestick formations.
3. Fundamental Analysis Demo (Session 4):
o Objective: Show how to conduct a basic fundamental analysis of Indian
companies.
o Demo Description: Live demonstration of how to access and analyze
financial reports on NSE/BSE websites. Participants will review an Indian
company’s annual reports, key financial ratios, and growth prospects.
o Outcome: Participants will learn how to evaluate a company’s financial health
and make informed investment decisions.
4. Economic Indicator Impact on Stocks (Session 9):
o Objective: Demonstrate how economic indicators like GDP, CPI, and interest
rates impact stock prices.
o Demo Description: Participants will analyze historical data and news events
to identify how announcements from the RBI or the government have affected
the stock market.
o Outcome: Participants will learn to recognize the economic triggers that
influence stock prices in India.
5. Portfolio Construction Demo (Session 10):
o Objective: Guide participants in building and managing a stock portfolio.
o Demo Description: Using tools like Moneycontrol or Value Research Online,
participants will create a diversified portfolio, considering different asset
classes (stocks, mutual funds, ETFs) and their risk/reward profiles.
o Outcome: Participants will gain practical experience in constructing a
balanced investment portfolio tailored to different risk appetites and financial
goals.

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