Identifying potential value stocks using financial statement analysis

By:

Chopra, Varun

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2008Edition: Business ManagementDescription: 29cm; 67L+ CDSubject(s):

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T 658.151.2 C35I

Summary: This study investigates if an accounting based fundamental analysis strategy can help investors earn excess return on a portfolio of high book-to-market (HBM) firms i.e. value stocks in India. The strategy adopted is based on Piotroski (2000) who identifi

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This study investigates if an accounting based fundamental analysis strategy can help investors earn excess return on a portfolio of high book-to-market (HBM) firms i.e. value stocks in India. The strategy adopted is based on Piotroski (2000) who identifi

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