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_aLalwani, Vaibhav _935340 |
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245 | _aInvestor reaction to extreme price shocks in stock markets: A cross country examination | ||
300 | _a258-267 p. | ||
520 | _aThis study attempts to investigate the presence of post event over- or under-reaction in stock markets of the top 10 countries by market capitalisation. An event is defined as an extreme price movement beyond a pre-defined threshold. Intra-day stock returns at 10-minute frequency starting from June 2009 till May 2016 have been analysed using average cumulative returns (ACR) and average cumulative abnormal returns (ACAR) for a 6-day duration after the event. It appears that there is presence of over- or under-reaction in 8 out of a total of 10 countries, and investors display psychological biases which lead to profit making opportunities. | ||
653 | _aOver and under reaction | ||
653 | _aStock markets | ||
653 | _aAbnormal returns | ||
653 | _aEfficient market hypothesis | ||
653 | _aPrice shocks | ||
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_aSharma, Udayan _935341 |
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_aChakraborty, Madhumita _935342 |
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_026346 _977275 _aRAVI aNSHUMAN V. _dBANGOLRE IIM BANGALORE 2011 _o55511085 _tIIMB Management Review _x09793896 |
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