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Objective
The study was undertaken with a view to compare the returns over a period
of time starting from 15th February 2007 to 28th March 2008.
Procedure
Findings
Till 28th March 2008, Indian Sensex has yielded much more return that other
index in comparison.
While Sensex and Hang Seng are highly volatile, Nikkei has shown
downwards volatility to a major extent. Dow Jones being moderately or
less volatile compared to these indexes.
Are the FII traitors?
(The discussion continues below the chart)
Index Comparison
150
130
Index Value
110
90
70
50
15 7
21 7
19 7
16 7
17 8
3/ 007
29 7
12 7
26 7
10 7
24 7
6/ 007
7/ 007
8/ 007
30 7
13 7
27 7
/1 0 7
/2 0 7
/2 0 7
31 8
14 8
28 8
13 8
27 8
8
/2 0 7
/8 7
/6 7
1/ 007
3/ 200
6/ 200
7/ 200
8/ 200
1/ 200
3 / /2 0 0
4 / /2 0 0
4 / /2 0 0
5 / /2 0 0
5 / /2 0 0
8 / /2 0 0
9 / /2 0 0
9 / /2 0 0
1 / /2 0 0
2 / /2 0 0
2 / /2 0 0
3 / /2 0 0
3 / /2 0 0
00
1 1 /2 0 0
1 2 /2 0 0
1 0 /2 0
1 1 /2 0
1 2 /2 0
1 0 1 /2 0
/2
/2
/2
/2
/2
2
1/
7/
5/
2/
3/
0/
15
2
2/
Time Frame
Nikkei Hang Seng Dow Jones Sensex
It is well known that Sub Prime concern was a previously known fact in the
US (more than 3 years)
From the graph it is amply clear that as the returns of Dow Jones and
Nikkei dwindled, there is significant contrasting upside movement in
Sensex and Hang Seng.