Using three financial ratios as value and growth determinants, this study indicates that the value premium in the Australian stock market is highly significant, both statistically and economically, especially between 1991 and 2007. New evidence is also provided, which suggests that the value premium is driven by positive loadings of value portfolios and negative loadings of growth portfolios on a zero-beta factor portfolio.Paskalis Glabadanidi
In the economic environment of the information age, the performance of the stock market is considere...
International research indicates that portfolios formed on various stock characteristics produce dif...
Using an extensive Australian sample, we explore two related issues in the context of a default risk...
Value investment strategies are premised on research that value stocks outperform growth stocks. How...
Value versus growth: Australian evidence Fama and French (1992) and Lakonishok, Shleifer and Vishny ...
This study presents the first empirical evidence on the existence of the asset growth effect in the ...
There is a large body of literature examining the association between stock characteristics and the ...
Purpose - This paper aims to examine whether idiosyncratic volatility and other asset pricing factor...
Purpose - This paper aims to examine whether idiosyncratic volatility and other asset pricing factor...
In this paper we examine whether past returns of the market portfolio (MKT), the size portfolio (SMB...
This study investigates the existence of the value premium in South Africa’s equity market, and test...
<p>The value premium is a widely documented anomaly that has two primary but conflicting explanation...
Abstract: The choice of selecting value or growth stocks for investment with the aim of maximising r...
This paper is the first attempt to investigate the factors fundamental to the setting of the price–e...
We report that betas of portfolios of Australian stocks possess a high level of stability, implying ...
In the economic environment of the information age, the performance of the stock market is considere...
International research indicates that portfolios formed on various stock characteristics produce dif...
Using an extensive Australian sample, we explore two related issues in the context of a default risk...
Value investment strategies are premised on research that value stocks outperform growth stocks. How...
Value versus growth: Australian evidence Fama and French (1992) and Lakonishok, Shleifer and Vishny ...
This study presents the first empirical evidence on the existence of the asset growth effect in the ...
There is a large body of literature examining the association between stock characteristics and the ...
Purpose - This paper aims to examine whether idiosyncratic volatility and other asset pricing factor...
Purpose - This paper aims to examine whether idiosyncratic volatility and other asset pricing factor...
In this paper we examine whether past returns of the market portfolio (MKT), the size portfolio (SMB...
This study investigates the existence of the value premium in South Africa’s equity market, and test...
<p>The value premium is a widely documented anomaly that has two primary but conflicting explanation...
Abstract: The choice of selecting value or growth stocks for investment with the aim of maximising r...
This paper is the first attempt to investigate the factors fundamental to the setting of the price–e...
We report that betas of portfolios of Australian stocks possess a high level of stability, implying ...
In the economic environment of the information age, the performance of the stock market is considere...
International research indicates that portfolios formed on various stock characteristics produce dif...
Using an extensive Australian sample, we explore two related issues in the context of a default risk...