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The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic period on stock market return and volatility. Evidence from the Pakistan Stock Exchange. [PDF]

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Wang B, Waris M, Adamiak K, Adnan M, Hamad HA, Bhatti SM.   +5 more
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Enhancing stock market trend reversal prediction using feature-enriched neural networks. [PDF]

Heliyon
Song Y.
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How does Chinese stock market react to breaking news about COVID-19? Evidence from event study. [PDF]

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Yu X, Xiao K.
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Unleashing the pandemic volatility: A glimpse into the stock market performance of developed economies during COVID-19. [PDF]

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Kayani UN, Aysan AF, Khan M, Khan M, Mumtaz R, Irfan M.   +5 more
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Investor characteristics, intention toward socially responsible investment (SRI), and SRI behavior in Chinese stock market: The moderating role of risk propensity. [PDF]

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Zhang X, Huang CH.
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Stock Market Cycles and Stock Market Development in Spain.

, 2002
Gómez-Biscarri, J. (Javier), Pérez-de-Gracia, F. (Fernando)   +1 more
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Stock Market Tournament [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
We study an optimal contracting problem between shareholders and managers when managers’ effort choices are hidden but on which stock market prices reveal some information. When the stock market rewards winners and punishes losers within an industry, stock-based incentive generates a tournament effect and causes strategic complementarity among managers
Emre Ozdenoren, Emre Ozdenoren, Kathy Yuan   +2 more
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Stock market aversion? Political preferences and stock market participation [PDF]

Journal of Financial Economics, 2010
We find that left-wing voters and politicians are less likely to invest in stocks, controlling for income, wealth, education, and other relevant factors. This finding from unique data sets in Finland is robust both at the zip code and at the individual level. A moderate left voter is 17-20% less likely to own stocks than a moderate right voter.
Torstila, Sami, Kaustia, Markku
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The Stock Market and the Fed

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
The paper investigates the reaction of the Federal Reserve to developments in the stock market. The issue is analyzed by first constructing an Index of Stock Price Misalignement in which the fundamental value of the stocks is computed on the basis of the discounted cash flow approach and by then including this index, among the regressors, into a ...
MATTESINI, FABRIZIO, BECCHETTI, LEONARDO
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