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We address whether analysts bias earnings forecast revisions and convey the bias using forecast revision consistency, i.e., the extent to which analyst reports with earnings forecast revisions include stock recommendation and target price revisions consistent in sign with the earnings forecast...
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We examine whether current-period stock prices influence analysts' earnings forecasts. Using an experiment with financial analysts, we find that analysts updating their earnings forecasts in response to a management earnings forecast provide different forecasts depending on the stock price...
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We investigate whether investors are misled by firms that exclude particular expenses in calculating non-GAAP earnings in order to beat analysts' earnings forecasts. Our empirical analyses suggest that firms that pursue a strategy of non-GAAP reporting to beat analysts' earnings forecasts not...
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amount of income-decreasing special items in subsequent years. Most of momentum profit among high-accrual firms is …-based momentum profit …
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This paper investigates whether the well-documented asset growth effect on stock returns exists across both profit and … significantly dampened by the inclusion of profit firms in the sample. The raw and abnormal returns earned from a hedge strategy on … balance sheet growth for loss firms are almost two times higher than the respective returns for profit firms. Our evidence …
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anomaly is more severe across loss years and is significantly attenuated across profit years. A hedge trading strategy on NOA … profit firms. Our evidence is more likely to be consistent with the hypothesis that low NOA firms may have superior returns …
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performance, is highly attenuated across profit firms, and becomes more severe across loss firms. Overall, our findings lend …
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The increase in investor diversity over the last 35-40 years (ICI 2014) prompted us to revisit trading volume reactions to earnings announcements and how these reactions vary with firm size. This increase in investor diversity would likely lead to an increase in differences in the precision of...
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While non-GAAP reporting is under debate as managers might opportunistically inflate non-GAAP earnings, analytical research by Hirshleifer and Teoh (2003) proposes that limited attention causes mispricing when inappropriate items are excluded from non-GAAP earnings but will be reversed...
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