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Corporate Financing Activities, Fundamentals to Price Ratios And the Cross Section of Stock Returns

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The purpose of the paper is to provide new insights on the relation between the value/growth anomaly and the external financing anomaly by considering an expanded value/growth indicator: free cash flow yield (free cash flows scaled by price). In line with the literature on contrarian portfolios,...

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