Evaluating the Effectiveness of Technical Analysis in Enhancing Financial Efficacy for Traders and Investors in Mumbai
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Abstract
This research evaluates the effectiveness of technical analysis in enhancing financial efficacy for traders and investors in Mumbai, India's financial capital. Amidst the dynamic and diverse markets of Mumbai, technical analysis plays a pivotal role in guiding investment decisions by offering insights derived from historical market data. Through empirical analysis and examination of practical applications, this research assesses the efficacy of technical analysis methodologies. Additionally, the study investigates challenges and limitations inherent in the Mumbai market environment that may impact the successful implementation of technical analysis. By providing practical insights and recommendations, this research aims to empower market participants with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate Mumbai's financial markets effectively and optimize their investment outcomes. The research aims to find out the relationship between the financial efficacy and trading and investment performance of traders and investors in Mumbai, whether Traders and investors of Mumbai use Technical analysis as the key tool for making investment decisions and to evaluate the financial behaviour of respondents.
Hypothesis 1
Null hypothesis (H0): Respondents are not having high Financial Self-Efficacy.
Alternative hypothesis (H1): Respondents are having high Financial Self-Efficacy.
Hypothesis 2
Null hypothesis (H0): There is no significant correlation between risk taking ability and Financial Self-Efficacy of respondents.
Alternative hypothesis (H1): There is significant correlation between risk taking ability and Financial Self-Efficacy of respondents.
Hypothesis 3
Null hypothesis (H0): There is no significant association between Highest educational level and Gender of respondents.
Alternative hypothesis (H1): There is significant association between Highest educational level and Gender of respondents