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We investigate firms' propensity to meet analysts' forecasts of cash flows and earnings, and identify factors pertaining to market valuation, financial analysts, and firms' financial condition to explain why firms sometimes meet cash flow forecasts but miss earnings forecasts. Firms meet cash...
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This paper looks at changes in employment and relative wages of near higher earnings (NHE) workers between middle-class (MC) and higher earners (HE) in Canada over 2000-2015. An approach is also forwarded for evaluating these changes in terms of underlying demand and supply factors. It is found...
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The co-movement of revenue growth across different industries changes over the business cycle. Using a large sample of quarterly firm revenues, aggregated to industry data from 1969 to 2009, we demonstrate that the correlation is the highest during a crisis. Our findings of structural changes in...
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Archival studies document an asymmetrically strong market reaction to positive vis-agrave;-vis negative earnings surprises. This finding appears inconsistent with the well-known effect of loss aversion and remains unexplained. I contend that this reaction pattern can arise when investors'...
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The interrelationship between capitalization and profitability in banking sector of BRICS countries is studied with reference to existing five capital theories with the help of the ARDL and VECM/VAR models. These models are applied in the panel and individual settings on BRICS banking sector...
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In 2006, Egypt issued new standards to be in line with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The new Egyptian Accounting Standards (EAS) were created with the intention of making financial statements more comparable and transparent, and they replaced the country’s previous...
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We argue that high-frequency return predictability can be explained by delays in prices, providing another explanation for why paper profits often do not materialize. We investigate predictability in the US (and international) stock market from 2005 to 2012 and in 2020. We find that 1-minute...
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Profit and loss distributions of trading strategies with position limits and transactions costs are divided on industry gain and traders interest and determined for a single futures contract. Open interest and volume are expressed for a multiset of strategies with constraints. These strategies...
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Are high-frequency realized measures profitable for low-frequency investment? I compare the profitability of the same investment strategy against two implementations of its trading signals: one that conventionally uses daily returns (LF) and the other that takes advantage of high-frequency (HF)...
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Banking sector has undergone major changes in the mode of operation and the activities undertaken in the normal course of business.There has been a complete overhaul in banking activities wherein banks have emerged from conventional lending and borrowing business to financial conglomerates.This...
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