On the Financial Characteristics of Firms That Experienced the Highest Levels of Stock Price Stability in a Period of Economic Recession. On the Financial Characteristics of Firms That Experienced the Highest Levels of Stock Price Stability in a Period of Economic Recession.

On the Financial Characteristics of Firms That Experienced the Highest Levels of Stock Price Stability in a Period of Economic Recession‪.‬

Academy of Accounting and Financial Studies Journal 2008, May, 12, 2

Academy of Accounting and Financial Studies Journal
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ABSTRACT Stock price instability or volatility is a measure of risk in holding common stocks, and indeed, it is the basic element in the calculation of Sharpe's beta. Value Line publishes weekly, a ranking of stock price stability for every firm in their database. The higher the Value Line ranking for price stability, the more likely they would recommend it as a safe investment. Prior work on this subject has considered to some degree the underlying macroeconomic environment, but there have been no studies that measured the financial characteristics of those firms that achieved the highest Value Line ratings for price stability in a period of economic recession.

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2008
1 May
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
25
Pages
PUBLISHER
The DreamCatchers Group, LLC
SIZE
303.8
KB

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