Further evidence on the comparative efficiency of Chinese 'A' and 'B' shares

Article Abstract:

The pricing predictability of two types of shares ' A' which is for Chinese investors and 'B', which is available for non-Chinese investors of share market and the reason for deregulating the access to 'B' shares is analyzed. Greater predictability of 'B' share prices is revealed.

China

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Idiosyncratic volatility and security returns: evidence from Germany and United Kingdom

Article Abstract:

Efficiency of idiosyncratic volatility in explaining security returns is discussed. Data pertaining to monthly stock returns and market values from listed companies of Germany and the United Kingdom have been utilized in the evaluation.

United Kingdom, Germany

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Technical analysis and the stochastic properties of the Jordanian stock market index return

Article Abstract:

Study focused on performance of moving average trading rules in an emerging market, like the Jordanian stock market, is presented. Data from this study is analyzed using bootstrap methodology and sensitivity analysis.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Jordan, Laws, regulations and rules, Securities trading, Emerging markets

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