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Nominal price does not predict average stock returns in the cross-section of US stocks using the NYSE break … return predictability is largely constrained to small stocks, with a “low price effect” more prevalent up to the 1970’s and a … “high price effect” more prevalent from 1980 onwards. Among the six asset-pricing models tested in our study, only the Fama …
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Nominal price does not predict average stock returns in the cross-section of US stocks using the NYSE break … return predictability is largely constrained to small stocks, with a “low price effect” more prevalent up to the 1970’s and a … “high price effect” more prevalent from 1980 onwards. Among the six asset-pricing models tested in our study, only the Fama …
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The aim of the study is to provide an analytical analysis of co-integration between Indian and U.S stock market. The study used monthly average data from the stock indices namely, NSE Nifty (NSE) and NASDAQ Composite (NASDAQ), for the period from January 2010 to December 2018. A number of...
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This paper is an attempt to investigate the dynamic relationship between U.S. and Indian stock markets through the conditional volatility of two stock markets, during the 1995-2007 period, using the monthly data of BSE listed BSE 100 and NYSE listed S & P 500 indices. The research methodology...
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