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We posit that a change in analyst interest in a firm is an early indicator of the firm's future fundamentals, capital market activities, and stock returns. We measure increases in analyst interest by observing analysts who do not cover a firm but participate in that firm's earnings conference...
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We posit that a change in analyst interest in a firm is an early indicator of the firm's future fundamentals, capital market activities, and stock returns. We measure increases in analyst interest by observing analysts who do not cover a firm but participate in that firm's earnings conference...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012975251
AVR, which has the same sign as the Net Present Value. This makes (i) AIR a more reliable tool for valuation and decision …This paper generalizes Makeham's formula, allowing for varying interest rates and for a non-flat structure of valuation … rates. An average interest rate (AIR) is introduced, as well as an average valuation rate (AVR), which exist and are unique …
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illustrations: Valuation of a firm using DCF Model with time-varying discount rates and Past Valuation data of S&P 500 using DDM …
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This study presents the correlation and regression between ten different selected stocks which are Berkshire Hathaway, America Express, Apple Inc., Ford motors, Cabot Oil Gas, Walmart, Disney, JP Morgan Chase, Unilever Nike and Wilshire 5000 which are listed on NYSE. Henceforth CAPM helps to...
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The capital asset pricing model (CAPM) receives both criticism and widespread adoption by practitioners and academics as the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) equity component. This study introduces two new costs of equity measures to address CAPM criticisms and provide new perspective on...
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I show the new fact that Idiosyncratic volatility significantly predicts the convenienceyield. This fact poses a puzzle with current safe asset theories. I develop a new theorythat reconciles this puzzle - a theory I label Corporate Asset Pricing (CAP). CAPexplains 29% of future convenience...
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Preqin and Pitchbook data are classified and analyzed to derive a coherent set of risk-return assumptions to combine with Listed liquid assets in a traditional mean-variance framework. We find expected returns of 11%-12% for PE and 8% for PD, PC detailed per subclass. Risk is decomposed in Class...
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I review the empirical literature on word of mouth (WOM) among investors. I begin with an outline of the empirical challenges that WOM research faces and possible strategies to overcome those challenges. I then discuss recent studies on WOM among retail and institutional investors. The research...
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Asset pricing in its essence is a very controversial topic. Despite numerous research papers criticising traditional approaches, such as linear factor models, practitioners as well as academics repeatedly return to the milestone models such as the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), mainly due...
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