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Behavioral Finance
STUDY OF BEHAVIORAL FINANCE
A PROJECT REPORT

BATCH: 2010-12
To
Dr.Sampada Kapse
Program Co-ordinator (PGDM)
In partial fulfillment of the requirements of
Tolani Institute of Management Studies, Adipur
For the award of the degree of
Post Graduate Diploma in Management
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Tolani Institute of Management Studies
PB No.11, LilashahKutiya Road, Adipur – 370 205 (Kachchh).
Ph: (02836) 261466, 262187 Email: tims@tolani.org, www.tolani.org/tims
JUNE 2011

acknowledgement

With deep respect and immense gratitude, we express our profound sense of thanks to DR. SAMPADA S. KAPSE OF TOLANI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES ADIPUR for her supportive role and guidance, who give her precious time, thanking special interest in our final project. Secondly, we thank all the professors of TOLANI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES ADIPUR for their support and co-operation during our project.

Thirdly, we thank all investors of Bhuj and Adipur who filled our long questionnaire and also who directly or indirectly helped at the time of need.

- Sachin Abda -Pratik Chothani

DECLARATION

We Sachin Abda & Pratik Chothani, the student of M.B.A. 6TH Trimester TIMS (TOLANI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES) hereby declare that the Project Report on “Behavioral Finance” Is our original work and has not been submitted by any other person.

We also declare that We have done our work sincerely and accurately even then if any mistake or error had kept in, We request to the readers to point out these errors and guide us to remove theses errors in future.

- Sachin Abda



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