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Market Participation and Share Prices
Mathematical Finance, 1997Share prices are analyzed in an overlapping generations model in which the generational size is random. This models stochastic fluctuations of market participants and can explain noninformational volatility of share prices. There exists a (stochastic) stationary equilibrium, which may be nonunique.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
This study examines the cross-sectional effect of the nominal share price. We endeavor to understand two interesting puzzles associated with share price. First, the nominal share prices of the US stocks have remained remarkably constant since the Great Depression despite inflation.
Soosung Hwang, Chensheng Lu
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This study examines the cross-sectional effect of the nominal share price. We endeavor to understand two interesting puzzles associated with share price. First, the nominal share prices of the US stocks have remained remarkably constant since the Great Depression despite inflation.
Soosung Hwang, Chensheng Lu
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Ordinary Shares — Prices and Yields
1984Equity shares differ fundamentally from dated fixed interest securities (a) by the ability of dividend income to vary, and (b) due to the perpetual (or at least the indefinite) life of shares. Without the stabilising influence of fixed income and a terminal value, share prices must tend to be volatile, particularly as most share prices are closely ...
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SHARE PRICE MOVEMENTS: A MARKOVIAN APPROACH*
The Journal of Finance, 1969DURING THE LAST DECADE there has been a growing interest in the theory of speculative prices and a considerable volume of empirical work has been carried out in order to validate or discredit alternative theories. Most of this work has been carried out in the U.S.A.
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The Evaluation of Share Prices
Managerial Finance, 1975Since the early 1960s there has been a considerable increase in formalised investment analysis in the UK. This can partly be evidenced by the growth in the membership of the Society of Investment Analysts, the major professional body for practising analysts, whose numbers have grown from 100 in 1955 to 590 in 1962 and to 1,600 in July 1973.
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Journal of Library Administration, 1995
Cet article traite du probleme du prix dans le partage des ressources electroniques dans les bibliotheques universitaires. En effet, le role du prix pour l'information est souvent controverse autant entre les bibliotheques que pour les utilisateurs de la bibliotheque.
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Cet article traite du probleme du prix dans le partage des ressources electroniques dans les bibliotheques universitaires. En effet, le role du prix pour l'information est souvent controverse autant entre les bibliotheques que pour les utilisateurs de la bibliotheque.
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Management Science, 1981
It is generally believed that security prices are determined by expectations concerning firm and economic variables. Despite this belief there is very little research examining expectational data. In this paper we examine how expectations concerning earning per share effect share price.
Edwin J. Elton +2 more
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It is generally believed that security prices are determined by expectations concerning firm and economic variables. Despite this belief there is very little research examining expectational data. In this paper we examine how expectations concerning earning per share effect share price.
Edwin J. Elton +2 more
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Engineering & Technology, 2010
Some engineering companies have unveiled weighty profits lately but not weighty enough, according to the stock market. So why exactly are those share prices tumbling? And on whose say so? Guy Clapperton explains.
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Some engineering companies have unveiled weighty profits lately but not weighty enough, according to the stock market. So why exactly are those share prices tumbling? And on whose say so? Guy Clapperton explains.
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The Anticompetitiveness of Sharing Prices
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020Competitors privately sharing price intentions is universally prohibited under antitrust/competition law. In contrast, there is no common well-accepted treatment of competitors privately sharing prices. This paper shows that firms sharing prices leads to higher prices. Based on this theory of harm, it is argued that there should be a per se prohibition
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The Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 1975
As an alteration of the firm's productive asset portfolio, divestiture is the mirror-image of asset acquisition or merger. Yet, though significant efforts have been expended by researchers into the implications of acquisition and merger, the literature of finance is all but silent on the subject of divestiture.
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As an alteration of the firm's productive asset portfolio, divestiture is the mirror-image of asset acquisition or merger. Yet, though significant efforts have been expended by researchers into the implications of acquisition and merger, the literature of finance is all but silent on the subject of divestiture.
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