Using a dynamic version of the present value model and a range of developed and Asian emerging markets, this paper considers what stock market prices ‘should have been’, given expectations on index cash dividends and on, more broadly defined, index earnings, and compares these fundamental prices with actual prices. Revealed deviations from fundamental value are investigated by considering types of investor behaviour which might drive such departures and whether they are influenced by spillover effects from other markets
The task of this paper is to employ the global asset pricing theory suggested by Ferson and Harvey (...
This dissertation develops a supply and demand based theory of equity price determination to investi...
The ratio between share price and current earnings per share, the Price Earning (PE) ratio, is widel...
Using a dynamic version of the present value model and a range of developed and Asian emerging marke...
This thesis investigates ten markets: U.S., U.K., Hong Kong, Japan Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea,...
This thesis examines the cross-sectional patterns in average stock returns for A shares in the Shang...
The emergence of stock markets in former centrally planned economies poses a significant problem to ...
Evidence regarding the validity of the present value model for stock prices has typically been asses...
This article examines the deviation of the UK market index from market fundamentals implied by the s...
The cash flows of growth stocks are particularly sensitive to temporary movements in ag-gregate stoc...
Most research on stock prices is based on the present value model or the more general consumption-ba...
Most research on stock prices is based on the present value model or the more general consumption-ba...
This dissertation provides empirical evidence that investor trades unrelated to cash-flow fundamenta...
This dissertation addresses the fundamental question of what factors drive equity prices and investi...
This study examines portfolios returns following markets large price movements and finds that large ...
The task of this paper is to employ the global asset pricing theory suggested by Ferson and Harvey (...
This dissertation develops a supply and demand based theory of equity price determination to investi...
The ratio between share price and current earnings per share, the Price Earning (PE) ratio, is widel...
Using a dynamic version of the present value model and a range of developed and Asian emerging marke...
This thesis investigates ten markets: U.S., U.K., Hong Kong, Japan Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea,...
This thesis examines the cross-sectional patterns in average stock returns for A shares in the Shang...
The emergence of stock markets in former centrally planned economies poses a significant problem to ...
Evidence regarding the validity of the present value model for stock prices has typically been asses...
This article examines the deviation of the UK market index from market fundamentals implied by the s...
The cash flows of growth stocks are particularly sensitive to temporary movements in ag-gregate stoc...
Most research on stock prices is based on the present value model or the more general consumption-ba...
Most research on stock prices is based on the present value model or the more general consumption-ba...
This dissertation provides empirical evidence that investor trades unrelated to cash-flow fundamenta...
This dissertation addresses the fundamental question of what factors drive equity prices and investi...
This study examines portfolios returns following markets large price movements and finds that large ...
The task of this paper is to employ the global asset pricing theory suggested by Ferson and Harvey (...
This dissertation develops a supply and demand based theory of equity price determination to investi...
The ratio between share price and current earnings per share, the Price Earning (PE) ratio, is widel...