Asset Pricing Models Flashcards

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What is an Overreaction?

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  • If good news, ppl may get excited and stock prices rise
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What strategy if Overreaction occurs?

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  • Reversal Strategy = Current best stocks we SELL and buy WORST ones for future potential profit
  • Price to Earnings Multiple = how much you need to pay in order to get $1 in profits
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What is an Underreaction?

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  • Ppl do NOT react as heavily
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What are some strategies for underreacting?

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Momentum Strategy - Buying BEST STOCKS in 6 mnths and selling WORST stocks (opposite of reversal strategy)

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What is Earnings Surprise?

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Actual Earnings - Predicted Earnings

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What is a positive surprise?

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Actual Earnings is GREATER than predicted

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What is a negative surprise?

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Actual Earnings is LOWER than predicted

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What is Post-Earnings Announcement Drift?

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  • Theory that market is slow to respond to earnings info
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What are some contributing factors to Post-Earnings Announcement drift?

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  • Other firms announcing their earnings (hence, consumers get distracted)
  • Announced on Fridays (end of week and are lazy)
  • Customer’s OTHER COMPANIES announcement
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