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A Web Interface for the Management of Virtual Portfolio
Bali, Filip ; Hruška, Martin (referee) ; Lengál, Ondřej (advisor)
This thesis designs and implements a web application for managing virtual portfolios. Main goal of the application is visualise and analyze data from stock exchange services API. User can be notified on price change. The application also uses existing methods to predict stock prices and supports the visualization of the user's stock exchange decisions and provides him/her a general overview of them.
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Investment and Portfolio of Retail Investor
Hartmann, Robert ; Toman,, Petr (referee) ; Ptáček, Roman (advisor)
The thesis consists of a theoretical part, an analytical part and a part devoted to the design of the actual solution. In the theoretical part, the concepts defining the issues of investing, investment portfolio creation, selection of investment instruments and issuers of securities evaluation are defined. The knowledge from the theoretical part is then applied in the analytical part in the actual creation of the investment portfolio and the financial analysis of issuers of securities and also in the part of the work with my own solution design, where an investment portfolio for a Czech model investor is created.
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Small investor view into comodity derivatives
Prokopec, Michal ; Tichá, Jana (referee) ; Sojka, Zdeněk (advisor)
This thesis deals with investing into commodity assets through financial and commodity derivates. In the first section there are introduced single commodities and their historical price trends. There are further analysed relevant financial products, their positives and negatives. Practical section carries out an analyse of current state of the commodity market and makes the prediction of the future development. Finally there are mentioned different sorts of risk investors recommendations.
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Analysis of Economic Indicators Using Statistical Methods
Fürst, Lukáš ; Šroler, Jakub (referee) ; Novotná, Veronika (advisor)
This thesis inquires into history of selected investment tools and provides technical analysis of them. As the source of information, real official results of given tools are used. The goal is to analyze the data of past years in order to compare the tools using magic triangle. The thesis consists of several parts. It starts with theoretical part that describes the reasons for this questioning, as well as the methods that are used in the rest of the thesis. Then there is the practical part, where real results are processed and compared and some conclusions are made of them. The final part of the thesis is a script in Visual Basic that acts as a utility for investors. Based on his preferences and expectations, it can propose the fittest investment.
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Investment and Portfolio of Retail Investor
Hartmann, Robert ; Toman,, Petr (referee) ; Ptáček, Roman (advisor)
The thesis consists of a theoretical part, an analytical part and a part devoted to the design of the actual solution. In the theoretical part, the concepts defining the issues of investing, investment portfolio creation, selection of investment instruments and issuers of securities evaluation are defined. The knowledge from the theoretical part is then applied in the analytical part in the actual creation of the investment portfolio and the financial analysis of issuers of securities and also in the part of the work with my own solution design, where an investment portfolio for a Czech model investor is created.
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Investment instruments
Mrázek, Jan ; Pokorný, Jan (advisor) ; Hraba, Zdeněk (referee)
1 Abstract Title of the thesis: Investment instruments The main purpose of this thesis is to analyze various investment instruments, their markets and their feasibility as an alternative to saving products. Secondary purpose of this thesis is to define a model investor, create reasonable and fitting investment strategy for them and introduce examples of investment portfolios that fulfill the strategy. The thesis is divided into two main chapters, each of which analyzes investment instruments from different perspectives. Chapter One introduces the instruments in general and describes their key characteristics, their legal regulation and brief history. One subchapter is dedicated to explaining motives driving the participants of financial markets. Another subchapter categorizes the investment instruments and divides them into distinct groups. Last subchapter investigates the financial markets themselves and describes their types, structure and functions. Chapter Two introduces a model investor and describes their particular motives for investing. Two subchapters analyze historical development of selected instruments and saving products and then compare the results. In the last subchapter assumptions are made about various products' feasibility for the model investor. Specific investment strategy for the model...
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A Web Interface for the Management of Virtual Portfolio
Bali, Filip ; Hruška, Martin (referee) ; Lengál, Ondřej (advisor)
This thesis designs and implements a web application for managing virtual portfolios. Main goal of the application is visualise and analyze data from stock exchange services API. User can be notified on price change. The application also uses existing methods to predict stock prices and supports the visualization of the user's stock exchange decisions and provides him/her a general overview of them.
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The Influence of Risk on Investment Decision Making
RYBNÍČKOVÁ, Sabine
The theme of this thesis is The Influence of Risk on Investment Decision Making. In the first part of this work, the reader is introduced to the basic vocabulary relevant to financial market and to each type of financial instruments. Important part of the work is explaining the risk itself and further the description of methods used to quantify the risk of such instruments. The practical part shows the application of the methods of risk analysis on a selection of stock shares. The results of the analysis are then summarised and compared.
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Investment instruments
Mrázek, Jan ; Pokorný, Jan (advisor) ; Hraba, Zdeněk (referee)
1 Abstract Title of the thesis: Investment instruments The main purpose of this thesis is to analyze various investment instruments, their markets and their feasibility as an alternative to saving products. Secondary purpose of this thesis is to define a model investor, create reasonable and fitting investment strategy for them and introduce examples of investment portfolios that fulfill the strategy. The thesis is divided into two main chapters, each of which analyzes investment instruments from different perspectives. Chapter One introduces the instruments in general and describes their key characteristics, their legal regulation and brief history. One subchapter is dedicated to explaining motives driving the participants of financial markets. Another subchapter categorizes the investment instruments and divides them into distinct groups. Last subchapter investigates the financial markets themselves and describes their types, structure and functions. Chapter Two introduces a model investor and describes their particular motives for investing. Two subchapters analyze historical development of selected instruments and saving products and then compare the results. In the last subchapter assumptions are made about various products' feasibility for the model investor. Specific investment strategy for the model...
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Correlation Analysis of various Asset Classes
Urbanová, Sabína ; Brůna, Karel (advisor) ; Pour, Jiří (referee)
Bachelor thesis focuses on correlation analysis of various assets and construction of effective border and optimal portfolio. The thesis consists of four parts. First part describes main theories of portfolio selection and international investing. Second part is characterization of assets chosen for correlation analysis, concretely shares, bonds, gold, silver, crude oil, natural gas and property. In the third part I present correlation coefficients between assets. The last, forth, part is a practical application of correlation coefficients used for portfolio selection.
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