A Survey Report on the Impact of Quarterly Results on the Share Prices of IT Sector

Deepika Gaur

Abstract


Corporate results whether annually, half yearly or quarterly affect the consumer perception towards share price. Thus, as the result declared share price and indices start moving in upward or downward direction. This study will help to understand the trends of share price of IT sectors after the declaration of quarterly results. There are several factors which affect the share prices. In this study trying to find out those factors related to corporate result. 


Keywords


corporate quarterly result, share prices, IT sectors, NSE, BSE, TCS, Wipro.

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