We have found that for net income and earnings before interest and tax the average expected rate of profitability mean … reversion (exactly rate of abnormal profitability deterioration) differs significantly from approx. 10 % to 80 % (depending on …, expecting the badly performing companies to regain their profitability and the well-performing to keep their superior …

perform significantly better not only in terms of profit, but also in terms of cash flow generation. We also find some … quotation, but also between European regions (thus different trade habits), e.g. significantly longer credit period and …

perform significantly better not only in terms of profit, but also in terms of cash flow generation. We also find some … quotation, but also between European regions (thus different trade habits), e.g. significantly longer credit period and …

market-to-book ratio. Further, several control variables were utilized such as the bank's capital adequacy, profitability … adequacy, size, and profitability have a positive effect on the stock performance. To test the robustness of our analysis, we …

stock performance (i.e., poor profitability) and whether adopting EVA leads to better stock performance (i.e., greater … profitability). There is insufficient evidence to conclude that poor stock performance leads firms to adopt EVA or that adopting EVA … improves stock performance. Firms that adopt EVA appear to have above average profitability relative to their peers both before …

factors are linked with the level of insider profits which can explain why the profitability of insider trading differs …

Profit and loss distributions of trading strategies with position limits and transactions costs are divided on industry …