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Journal of Emerging Market Finance, 2022
The present study examines the relationship between Indian economic policy uncertainty (IEPU) and the different sector volatilities (SVs) of the Indian economy over the period 2006–2021.
Vamsidhar Ambatipudi, Dilip Kumar
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The present study examines the relationship between Indian economic policy uncertainty (IEPU) and the different sector volatilities (SVs) of the Indian economy over the period 2006–2021.
Vamsidhar Ambatipudi, Dilip Kumar
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Australian Journal of Management, 2021
The present-day retirees may not be as well off as they expect to be during their retirement. Given the current state of the world – higher life expectancy, close to zero real interest rate and the economic turmoil caused by Covid-19 pandemic, a ...
Ummul Ruthbah
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The present-day retirees may not be as well off as they expect to be during their retirement. Given the current state of the world – higher life expectancy, close to zero real interest rate and the economic turmoil caused by Covid-19 pandemic, a ...
Ummul Ruthbah
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A Global Version of Samuelson’s Dictum
Social Science Research Network, 2021Samuelson’s Dictum refers to the conjecture that there is more informational inefficiency at the aggregate stock market level than at the individual stock level.
Yaqing Xiao, Hongjun Yan, Jinfan Zhang
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Accounting Review
Local-thinking bias, wherein agents overweight information that comes readily to mind, is a prominent finding in cognitive psychology. In this study, we investigate local-thinking bias in the context of sell-side analysts and measure each analyst’s ...
E. dehaan +2 more
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Local-thinking bias, wherein agents overweight information that comes readily to mind, is a prominent finding in cognitive psychology. In this study, we investigate local-thinking bias in the context of sell-side analysts and measure each analyst’s ...
E. dehaan +2 more
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Pricing Implications of Covariances and Spreads in Currency Markets
Review of Asset Pricing Studies, 2021We introduce a covariance and spread (i.e., exchange rate forward discount) adjusted carry factor that prices the cross-section of FX market returns, where many other single- and multifactor models fail.
T. Maurer +2 more
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Short-Term Stock Price Prediction Based on Single and Stacking Machine Learning Models
Global Conference on Business and Social Sciences ProceedingAs the investment environment improves, people are increasingly eager to purchase financial products with idle funds. Securities companies have become the preferred choice for buying financial products. The current accuracy of stock predictions relies on
Wenchuan Sun +3 more
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Voluntary Disclosure Quality and Analyst Coverage
Accounting ReviewPrior work documents that managers increase the quantity of earnings guidance provided after exogenously losing coverage from an equity analyst. I examine how analysts influence guidance quality.
James D. Warren
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How Often Do Managers Withhold Information?
Accounting Review, 2019We estimate a dynamic model of voluntary disclosure, using annual management forecasts of earnings, that features a manager with price motives and an uncertain, but persistent, information endowment.
J. Bertomeu, Paul Ma, I. Marinovic
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The Characteristics, Valuation Methods, and Information Use of Valuation Specialists
Accounting Horizons, 2020We provide insights into the inputs and valuation models used by valuation specialists. We survey 172 valuation specialists and conduct several follow-up interviews covering various topics, including the valuation inputs, models, and industry ...
Kristian D. Allee +3 more
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Fast and Slow Arbitrage: The Predictive Power of (Persistent) Capital Flows for Factor Returns
The Review of financial studiesWe document that persistent aggregate capital flows to hedge and mutual funds predict monthly factor returns with an out-of-sample R 2 reaching 6.6%. Transient flows display no such power despite being more predictable.
Xi Dong, Namho Kang, Joel Peress
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