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with the magnitude of the bias in analysts' earnings forecasts. We posit that there is higher demand for non …
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We posit that management forecasts that are predictable transformations of realized earnings without random errors are more informative than unbiased forecasts which manifest small but unpredictable errors, even if biased forecasts are less accurate. Consistent with this intuition we find that...
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before the actual earnings announcement. The second one is the optimistic bias channel. The optimistic bias channel means … that the stock is overpriced if the investors do not correct the analysts' bias. The self-selection is negatively … correlated with the stock return through the optimistic bias channel as more self-selection means more optimistic bias as low …
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analysts’ earnings forecast bias in Chinese multinational corporations. We find that analysts’ earnings forecast bias is … greater the bias in analysts’ earnings forecasts. Various methods, such as the Heckman two-stage least squares, propensity … bias. These findings have important implications for multinational corporations, analysts, and investors …
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We address whether analysts bias earnings forecast revisions and convey the bias using forecast revision consistency, i … forecast revision consistency to convey information about bias in their earnings forecast revisions …
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