Offer pricing of Australian industrial initial public offers

Article Abstract:

A study on the method of determining the offer prices for initial public offerings (IPOs) of Australian industries that come with fixed price offers is presented. This method differs from the US setting method where prices are influenced by market demand. Consequently, the Australian industrial IPOs tend to be underpriced.

Science & research, Securities issued, listed, Research, Securities, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Company securities, Company public offering, Industry, Industries

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Run length and the predictability of stock price reversals

Article Abstract:

A study examining the time-varying probabilities of stock price reversals by using regular data from Australian All Ordinaries Price Index and survival analysis, is presented.

Usage, Price indexes

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Morningstar ratings and future performance

Article Abstract:

The usage of the Morningstar standard rating system for stock price evaluation and its effects on stock performances are discussed.

United States, Evaluation

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