According to Pakistan Stock Exchange

Requirements: a. Each group is given hypothetically given an amount of Rs. 1,000,000 to invest in PSX. b. The amount will be invested only in stocks c. The time period is as given above d. Each group has to make the investment after performing an analysis, which should be provided in the project along with every decision of buying or selling the stocks. e. The analysis will be in the form of a graph directing towards the decision made OR a news clip or any piece of information supporting the decision of the group. This piece of information must be a part of the final report. f. The investment policy will be: i. Investment maximum amount ii. Time period is short i.e. less than one month iii. Main objective is to earn maximum profit iv. The brokerage charges should also be considered in every trade (only once if it is a day trade). The details of brokerage charges are: 1. The commission range of 3 paisa per share or 0.15% of the transaction value (whichever is higher) up to 2.5% of the transaction value is prescribed! v. The portfolio should be diverse i.e. at least 10 stocks should be there in it. vi. It will be up to the groups to select the sectors for investment. g. The students will show the details of company, symbols, buying price & number of shares with date of purchase, selling price & number of shares with date of sales, brokerage charges, and the balance. h. At the end of the given investment period you will provide the status of your portfolio including: 1 Example: If price is Rs. 55 per share and 1000 shares are purchased then 55x1000 = Rs. 55,000.0.15% of 55,000 is Rs. 82.5. Three paisas per share is 1000 x 3 = 3000 paisas i.e. 3000/100 = Rs. 30. In this case Rs. 82.5 is higher. i. Cash on hand, ii. Total brokerage paid, iii. Profit or loss in each trade, iv. Total profit or loss, and v. Current portfolio of stocks with prices on the day vi. You may increase the number of Rows in the excel sheet if there are more entries on the same date and there are more shares to be shown in the balance. Requirements: a. Each group is given hypothetically given an amount of Rs. 1,000,000 to invest in PSX. b. The amount will be invested only in stocks c. The time period is as given above d. Each group has to make the investment after performing an analysis, which should be provided in the project along with every decision of buying or selling the stocks. e. The analysis will be in the form of a graph directing towards the decision made OR a news clip or any piece of information supporting the decision of the group. This piece of information must be a part of the final report. f. The investment policy will be: i. Investment maximum amount ii. Time period is short i.e. less than one month iii. Main objective is to earn maximum profit iv. The brokerage charges should also be considered in every trade (only once if it is a day trade). The details of brokerage charges are: 1. The commission range of 3 paisa per share or 0.15% of the transaction value (whichever is higher) up to 2.5% of the transaction value is prescribed! v. The portfolio should be diverse i.e. at least 10 stocks should be there in it. vi. It will be up to the groups to select the sectors for investment. g. The students will show the details of company, symbols, buying price & number of shares with date of purchase, selling price & number of shares with date of sales, brokerage charges, and the balance. h. At the end of the given investment period you will provide the status of your portfolio including: 1 Example: If price is Rs. 55 per share and 1000 shares are purchased then 55x1000 = Rs. 55,000.0.15% of 55,000 is Rs. 82.5. Three paisas per share is 1000 x 3 = 3000 paisas i.e. 3000/100 = Rs. 30. In this case Rs. 82.5 is higher. i. Cash on hand, ii. Total brokerage paid, iii. Profit or loss in each trade, iv. Total profit or loss, and v. Current portfolio of stocks with prices on the day vi. You may increase the number of Rows in the excel sheet if there are more entries on the same date and there are more shares to be shown in the balance