The market's response to recurring events: the case of stock splits

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The market uses previous stock split experience to interpret a recurring event. Firms with multiple stock splits during 1970-1988 were examined to determine the market's use of previous split experience in interpreting a recurring event. Findings reveal that stock price responses to stock splits and post-split earnings changes depend on earnings realizations noted after previous splits.

Research, Evaluation, Stocks, Stock splitting

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Stock Market Seasonality

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Stock market seasonality is observed in major industrial nations. Seasonality generally coincides with the tax year. Abnormally high returns for the United States in January are found to exist universally. Further study is suggested.

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Unchecked intermediaries: price manipulation in an emerging stock market

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A study on the effects of poor governance on the unchecked market intermediaries is presented by proving price manipulation in the stock market of Pakistan.

Pakistan, Analysis, Economic aspects, Stock markets, Stock market

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