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Stock Valuation Models

2005
There are many different emerging and enduring financial issues in the financial sectors of developing countries, however a central issue is the valuation of stocks, i.e. the mechanism (process and factors) for determining the values of stocks. Substantial progress has been made towards understanding the relationship of different variables determining ...
Sardar M. N. Islam, Sethapong Watanapalachaikul   +1 more
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Repricing and Employee Stock Option Valuation

SSRN Electronic Journal, 1998
The academic literature generally concludes that the Black-Scholes model overstates the value of employee stock options (ESOs). In particular, because ESOs cannot be traded, employee risk aversion often elicits premature exercise. As a result, the ESO is less valuable than a traded option. An important factor affecting ESO values has been overlooked in
Charles J Corrado, Bradford D Jordan, Thomas W Miller, John J Stansfield   +3 more
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Stock valuation along a Markov chain

Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2003
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L. Ghezzi, PICCARDI, CARLO
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The Valuation of Listed Stocks

Financial Analysts Journal, 1949
(1949). The Valuation of Listed Stocks. Financial Analysts Journal: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 20-24.
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The valuation effects of stock splits and stock dividends

Journal of Financial Economics, 1984
Abstract This study presents evidence which indicates that stock prices, on average, react positively to stock dividend and stock split announcements that are uncontaminated by other contemporaneous firm-specific announcements. In addition, it documents significantly positive excess returns on and around the ex-dates of stock dividends and splits ...
Mark S. Grinblatt, Ronald W. Masulis, Sheridan Titman   +2 more
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The Valuation of Stocks and Shares

1977
The normative or theoretical value of a share is the present value of all future receipts that are received in respect of the ownership of that share. The major receipts that come from the ownership of a share are the quarterly, semi-annual or annual dividend and the proceeds from the sale of the share. Thus the theoretical value of a share today, PVSP
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Valuation, Observability of Valuation Drivers, and Future Stock Returns

The Journal of Investing, 2010
This article shows that the relationship between favorable equity market valuations and subsequent equity market returns depends on the extent to which the reasons for such valuations are likely to be observable to investors. The authors use the Implied Equity Risk Premium (ERP) to measure whether the U.S.
Haim A. Mozes, Serge Cooks
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MEASURES OF RISK IN THE STOCK MARKET AND THE VALUATION OF CORPORATE STOCK*

The Journal of Finance, 1973
IN THIS WORK I have discussed three main questions: (a) What are the appropriate measures of corporate risk? (b) What is the appropriate form to test "the riskiness" of a suggested risk measure?; and (c) What are other determinants of a firm's market value?
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Stock Market Valuation of Patent Portfolios

2011
The Economic Valuation of Patents provides an original and essential analysis of patent valuation, presenting the main methodologies to value patents in different contexts.
Serena Morricone, ORIANI, RAFFAELE
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Executive Turnover and the Valuation of Stock Options

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
Abstract This paper develops a model for the valuation of executive stock options (ESOs) considering two sources of early exercise: forced exercise due to executive turnover and voluntary exercise due to personal considerations. Using data of about 4000 US executives, I estimate separate hazard rate factor models for both sources of early exercise ...
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