The portfolio theory is microeconomic discipline which deals with the exploration of capital markets and assets that are traded on them. This diploma thesis is focused on optimal stock portfolio selection. The main aim is to find a final portfolio fulfilling the requirements. The first part provides the theory needed for the subsequent establishment of a practical case of the optimal portfolio. The second part is devoted to the actual calculations leading to finding the portfolio with the desired rate of return.

This thesis is focused on one approach to technical analysis - technical indicators, which are used for forecasting the future trend of share prices and finding entry signals to buy stocks and exit signals to sell stocks generated by technical indicators. The application of chosen technical indicators is demonstrated on selected stocks traded on the Prague Stock Exchange during the chosen period. The result of analyses is a comparison of technical indicators and the successfulness of trading based on the indicated signals.

The aim of the thesis is to assess the suitability of financing company’s project via initial public offering as well as to set the steps of the whole IPO process. The introductory section clarifies important terms related to the issue. Practical section deals with the company’s readiness and observance rate of assumptions of a successful emission. There are outlined individual steps in addition. The conclusion formulates own suggestions, including improving recommendation.

This diploma thesis is looking into investments to stocks portfolio by methods of psychologica analysis. Structure of the thesis is consisted of three parts. In the first part there are intruduced necessary theoretical prerequisities for understanding of stock market. Second and third part is focused on practical application and major stock market events from the past. Thesis thus describes and analyses the possibilities of psychological analysis usage while deciding about investments into selected portfolio of securities at capital markets.

The purpose of this master’s thesis is comparison of selected methods for prediction of the capital markets. It is about technical analysis methods, used to predict trend of share prices of the capital market and finding entry signals to buy stock and exit sinals to sell stock. Methods are analyzed for selected stock from SPAD, which is part of Prague Stock Exchange.

This thesis deals with quantification of risk level of securities on Czech capital market. Part of quantification of risk is also assessing the impact of various scenarios on the price of securities. In theoretical part is briefly described scheme of securities market. Then is described history of Prague stock exchange, stock index included index of Prague stock exchange. The following section deals with describing fundamental investment instruments used in thesis. A significant part is devoted to mutual funds from a different angle than normal retail investor knows. The rest of the theoretical part describes the investment decisions based on the investment triangle including risk indicators applied in the practical part. At the beginning of practical are described selected investment instruments. Reader can also find out about their current and possible future market position. Further indicators of risk are applied, selected and described the scenario of events and their impact on the price of the instrument. In the last chapter is chosen one scenario in which risk indicators are calculated.

This thesis wants to explore the forecasting potential of the multi-factor models to predict excess returns of the aggregated portfolio of the European stock mar- ket. These factors provided by Fama and French and Carhart are well-known in the field of asset pricing, we also add several financial and macroeconomic factors according to the literature. We establish a benchmark model of ARIMA and we compare the forecasting errors of OLS and the LSTM neural networks. Both models take the lagged excess returns and the inputs. We measure the performance with the root mean square error and mean absolute error. The results suggest that neural networks are in this particular task capable of bet- ter predictions given the same input as OLS but their forecasting error is not significantly lower according to the Diebold-Mariano test. JEL Classification C45, C53, C61, E37, G11, G15 Keywords Stocks, European market, Neural networks, LSTM, Factor Models, Fama-French, Predic- tions, RMSE Title Does LSTM neural network improve factor mod- els' predictions of the European stock market?

The subject of this dissertation is to do a fundamental analysis based on chosen shares on the czech capital market. The chosen corporations are Telefonica O2 Czech Republic, a.s. and ČEZ, a.s. In this dissertation I have set the share value, the prediction of the progression of dividends and the amount of ratio index. Further I have made a recommendation for future investors and the timing of their commerce.

Legal Capital of Capital Companies, its Formation and Protection This diploma thesis deals with theoretical concepts on legal capital, its economic significance and mainly with statutory rules of legal capital formation. The attention is given to various aspects of monetary as well as non-monetary contributions to the legal capital of capital companies, inclusive of the legal capital minimum requirement, and also the issue of no par value shares is mentioned. The Czech law is based on the capital formation and maintenance doctrine. Also the European law, which influences Czech legal rules to a high extent, stands on the principles of fixed legal capital. This means that capital companies must be provided by their owners (members, shareholders) with a certain capital stock at the time the companies are formed and come into being and this capital stock must be kept in the company for its whole life. The sense of these rules is predominantly seen in the protection of creditors. The capital formation rules comprise mainly the requirement for minimum legal capital and rules concerning the contributions to the legal capital. The minimum capital requirement is aimed at securing that the capital company starts its business with sufficient funds. The regulation of contributions is meant to ensure that the...

The purpose of my thesis is to analyse new legal regulation of squeeze-out in the Business Corporations Act, the act that replaces former legal regulation of corporations contained in the repealed Commercial Code. The reason for my research is, apart from introducing the new legal concept of squeeze-out, to focus on new features of particular aspects of the squeeze-out process, explain reasons for their implementation into the Czech legislation and interpret problematic provisions of the new legal squeeze-out regulation in the light of existing Czech case-law and interpretations of Czech legal theorists. The thesis is composed of introduction, four chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of the squeeze-out process and conclusion. Chapter One is introductory and deals with constitutional establishment of squeeze-out in the Czech legislation. Chapter Two examines legal premises for realization of squeeze-out. The chapter consists of two parts. Part One focuses on the person entitled to initiate squeeze-out and on legal conditions that the person must match. Part Two deals with requirements on application for initiation of the squeeze-out process. Chapter Three is subdivided into six parts and focuses on realisation of the squeeze- out process. Part One discusses attestation of financial...