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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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to valuation with a simple but new approach to estimating the Market or Equity Risk Premium (ERP) that produces very good …
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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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disequilibrium values, is at odds with arbitrage theory, and that the corresponding CAPM-based NPV rule is meaningless even in the …, leaves decision makers open to arbitrage losses, because it is an (admittedly interesting) reframing of the security market … line and (as surprising as it might be) the use of the SML for project valuation is incompatible with the no-arbitrage …
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This paper analyzes the optimal investment strategy of two firms confronted with the option to adopt a new technology. I add two key features: location and learning. A firm gains relative advantage entirely due to its geographic placement - this is the location benefit. Firms also learn from the...
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ambiguities, because it induces the existence of four profitable indexes, two of which are nonadditive.The decision process is …
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The Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) has been the cornerstone of the asset allocation for over 40 years. In the past decade though, it led in a rather systematic way to bad investments decisions. One of MPT's main assumptions, investor risk aversion that translates into volatility aversion, biases...
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implicit in the Risk Premium Valuation Model (Hassett 2010) that the equity risk premium is a function of risk free rates …
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