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Biology-induced effects on investor psychology and behavior

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The mispricing of credit default swaps : institutional causes and effects

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Scientific investment analysis

Murphy, Austin - 2000 - [2nd ed.]

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The empirical relationship between stock prices and long-term earnings

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An examination of the relationship between professional investment recommendations and stock prices in a developing Eastern European stock market

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Practical financial economics : a new science

Murphy, Austin (contributor) - 2003

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Superstardom and Institutional Investor’s All‐British Research Team

Cox, Raymond A.K.; Kleiman, Robert T. - In: Managerial Finance 28 (2002) 1, pp. 1-13

Outlines previous research on the security analyst “superstar” phenomenon, including the stochastic model of Yule and Simon. Applies this to data on the 1986‐1997 selections for the Institutional Investor’s All‐British Research First Team (ABRT) and finds that it does not explain the...

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Practical financial economics : a new science

Murphy, Austin (contributor) - 2003

The recent stock market bubble of the late 1990s and subsequent crash has made people more aware of the need to conduct practical financial analysis. Practical financial economics, i.e., the application of financial theory to practical financial analysis, is explained here with respect to a...

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