the analysis of predictability of share price changes using the momentum model

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Abstract
Within the context of behavioral finance, there is increasing evidence on predicting the stock returns based on several variables specific for each company. One of these anomalies also identified as the one which is most difficult to explain within the context of traditional price paradigms, is the effect of price momentum. It is demonstrated that the shares that have generated the highest (or lowest) returns in the period from 3 to 12 months have the tendency of increase (or decrease) in the following 3 to 12 months. The findings are contrary to the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH). The investment industry professionals are aware of the momentum effect, and it seems that the stock evaluation is performed based on the price momentum. This paper presents empirical evidence on existence of price momentum in the stock market. The anomalies continue to persist.
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Authors ;Tatjana Stanivuk;Alan Škarica;Tonći Tokić
Journal Animal reproduction science
Year 2012
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Keywords
quantitative methods stock marketapplied mathematics

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