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2021
Equity options, which are the most common type of equity derivatives, give an investor the right but not the obligation to buy a call or sell a put at a set strike price prior to the contract's expiry date. Equity options are derivatives that means their value is derived from the value of an underlying equity.
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Equity options, which are the most common type of equity derivatives, give an investor the right but not the obligation to buy a call or sell a put at a set strike price prior to the contract's expiry date. Equity options are derivatives that means their value is derived from the value of an underlying equity.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
We provide evidence that stock prices are positively correlated with firm value in a cross-sectional framework. This is surprising as company managers can alter the stock price at their own discretion by changing the number of shares outstanding. Even more puzzling is that firms with a high stock price at the end of the year have lower returns in the ...
Mustafa Disli +3 more
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We provide evidence that stock prices are positively correlated with firm value in a cross-sectional framework. This is surprising as company managers can alter the stock price at their own discretion by changing the number of shares outstanding. Even more puzzling is that firms with a high stock price at the end of the year have lower returns in the ...
Mustafa Disli +3 more
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2020
Stock price prediction combines the Brownian motion theory of physics with the Monte Carlo theory of statistical mathematics. Put simply, Brownian motion just models the random motion of particles in gases and liquids. If we assumed that there was a general drift upward and to the right and we plotted the particles’ position in 2D over a period of ...
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Stock price prediction combines the Brownian motion theory of physics with the Monte Carlo theory of statistical mathematics. Put simply, Brownian motion just models the random motion of particles in gases and liquids. If we assumed that there was a general drift upward and to the right and we plotted the particles’ position in 2D over a period of ...
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Applied Financial Economics Letters, 2007
Stock price anomalies have been studied in detail; however, most studies use daily closing prices or volume-weighted average prices for identifying day-of-the week and holiday effects. In this article, I extend the day-of-the week and holiday analysis to intraday and interday trading.
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Stock price anomalies have been studied in detail; however, most studies use daily closing prices or volume-weighted average prices for identifying day-of-the week and holiday effects. In this article, I extend the day-of-the week and holiday analysis to intraday and interday trading.
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Oil price uncertainty and stock price crash risk: Evidence from China
Energy Economics, 2022Fenghua Wen
exaly
2023
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors have become crucial for promoting sustainable business practices, with investors increasingly recognizing the link between environmental impacts, social responsibilities, corporate governancem and potential risks and opportunities.
Petersen, Jasmin S. +4 more
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Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors have become crucial for promoting sustainable business practices, with investors increasingly recognizing the link between environmental impacts, social responsibilities, corporate governancem and potential risks and opportunities.
Petersen, Jasmin S. +4 more
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Does carbon price uncertainty affect stock price crash risk? Evidence from China
Energy Economics, 2023Xiaohang Ren
exaly
Does the digital transformation of enterprises affect stock price crash risk?
Finance Research Letters, 2022Keping Wu, Dongmin Kong
exaly
NEW‐ISSUE STOCK PRICE BEHAVIOR
The Journal of Finance, 1972McDonald, J G, Fisher, A K
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