ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH, OIL STOCKS AND SIN STOCKS IN UNITED STATES

Modeling Growth Stocks ( Part Ii )

Continuing the previous work on growth stocks, we propose a diffusion model for growth stocks. Since growth stocks tend to have low or even negative earnings and high volatility, it is a great challenge to derive a meaningful mathematical model within the traditional valuation framework. The diffusion model not only has economic interpretations for its parameters, but also leads to some interes...

Ecosystem carbon stocks and sequestration potential of federal lands across the conterminous United States.

Federal lands across the conterminous United States (CONUS) account for 23.5% of the CONUS terrestrial area but have received no systematic studies on their ecosystem carbon (C) dynamics and contribution to the national C budgets. The methodology for US Congress-mandated national biological C sequestration potential assessment was used to evaluate ecosystem C dynamics in CONUS federal lands at ...

A Comparison Between Growth And Value Stocks Of Listed Companies In Tehran Stock Exchange

Modeling Growth Stocks via Size Distribution¤

The inability to predict the earnings of growth stocks, such as biotechnology and internet stocks, leads to the high volatility of share prices and di±culty in applying the traditional valuation methods. This paper attempts to demonstrate that the high volatility of share prices can nevertheless be used in building a model that leads to a particular size distribution, which can then be applied ...

Modeling Growth Stocks via Birth–death Processes

The inability to predict the future growth rates and earnings of growth stocks (such as biotechnology and internet stocks) leads to the high volatility of share prices and difficulty in applying the traditional valuation methods. This paper attempts to demonstrate that the high volatility of share prices can nevertheless be used in building a model that leads to a particular cross-sectional siz...