Schiereck, D. & Mentz, M., 2004. "Return Expectations for Automotive Stocks: New Evidence for Competence Effects and the Home Bias," Publications of ...
In this paper we examine the wealth effects of horizontal mergers and acquisitions on rivals and customers in the automotive supply industry. Based on a sample ...
We also find that male investors, and investors with larger portfolios or more education, are more likely to perceive themselves as competent than are female ...
The results show that neighborhood return effects are more important than market returns: ... Local stocks and home bias. Investors tend to overweight local ...
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This paper adds evidence concerning Japanese institutional investors, who showed generally higher one-year expected returns for the Nikkei Stock Average (NSA).
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This article explains the need for a new theory to explain the inherent paradox. The efficient market hypothesis ("EMH") rests on three assumptions: (1) economi.
Purpose: Literature is scarce on the possible relationship between investors' biases, risk tolerance attitude, and stock return volatility.
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Academic research has identified multiple style factors that appear to have long-term return premia resulting from investor behavioral biases or risks ...
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A second view is that factor returns arise from systematic errors; either investors exhibit behavioral biases or investors are subject to different constraints ...
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This paper presents a day's (June 24, 2016) impact of the financial turbulence caused by the Brexit referendum held on June 23, 2016.
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