Handbook of security analyst forecasting and asset allocation
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Handbook of security analyst forecasting and asset allocation
(Contemporary studies in economic and financial analysis, v. 69)
JAI Press, c1993
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Includes bibliographical references
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Part of a series on contemporary studies in economic and financial analysis, this volume focuses on security analyst forecasting and asset allocation. Topics include market response to earning forecasts; and the effectiveness of security analysts' forecasts; among others.
Table of Contents
- The profitability use of profit forecasts - a survey of earnings expectations research, Stanley Levine and Dirk van Dijk
- the anatomy of an earnings surprise, Melissa R. Brown
- market response to earnings forecasts - a reversal study, Teresa A. John and John Bildersee
- management earnings forecasts and security prices, Christopher B. Barry and Robert H. Jennings
- new approach to formulating composite analyst-based earnings forecasts, Lawrence D. Brown and David M. Chen
- P/E ratios, interest rates, inflation, estimate revisions and the great crash of '87, Stanley Levine and Dirk van Dijk
- composite forecasting of annual corporate earnings - implications for portfolio managers, John B. Guerard, Jr. et al
- risk and return in equity markets - evidence using financial analysts' forecasts, Felicia Marston et al
- forecasting department store stock prices using revenue data, Michael D. Guerts et al
- the effectiveness of security analysts' forecasts, John B. Guerard, Jr. and Kenneth D. Lawrence
- earnings growth and the firm-size anomaly, Dan Givoly and Josef Lakonishok
- financial analysts' forecasts of corporate earnings growth - top down to bottom up, R.B. Boeble and Mustafa N. Gultekin
- differences of opinion and neglect - additional effects on risk and return, Christopher Barry and Mustafa N. Gultekin
- design of anomalies funds - concepts and experience, Dennis Capozza and Wiliam Ziemba
- composite forecasting of Japanese earnings, John B. Guerard, Jr. and Makoto Takano.
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