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Several theories like optimal trading range hypothesis, liquidity hypothesis, signaling hypothesis have been advanced in relation to this non-economic corporate event. But still there is need to study the investors' optimizing behavior after stock split. With this focus on optimization of the...
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a firm. The major motives for issuing stock splits in India is to improve liquidity of a firm's shares, to bring the …
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Stock splits are a relatively new phenomenon in Indian markets, especially since early 2005 with the bull phase in Indian stock markets, with many companies' stock prices shooting far beyond the normal trading range. Though stock splits do not change the market capitalization of a company's...
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a firm. The major motives for issuing stock splits in India is to improve liquidity of a firm's shares, to bring the …
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This article analyses the corporate (stock split) announcement impact on stock price behaviour in India by using 10 …
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Over the years relationship between bonus issues or stock splits & stock prices has been the subject of much empirical discussion within the finance literature. According to theory, bonus issues increase the number of equity stocks outstanding but have no effect on stockholder's proportional...
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This article tries to explain the impact of corporate action (Stock splits) on stock price in India, which ex …
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Stock split is a corporate strategy to increase the liquidity of shares by dividing the shares into multiple shares. As per efficient market hypothesis ( EMH) introduced by Eugene. F. Fama says that the capital market is efficient enough to fully reflect or absorb all available information in...
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