this study examines the empirical validity of claims that value stocks (stocks with high ratios of book value to price) have higher average returns than growth stocks (stocks with low book-to-market ratios). the analyses are performed using data pertaining to 70 firms for the period 1381-1389 and used the panel data methodology. this paper contains significant and consistent results. the result...

this study examines the role of growth and value stocks in liquidity and tobin's q ratio, and also the validity of claims existing difference between tobin q ratio of the two types of stocks in companies accepted in tehran stock exchange has been examined. the study period is between the years 1381 to 1390. we use pooled panel-data regression and egls and gmm methods to estimate the model ...

in this research, performance of portfolios formed by use of grid strategy based on new variables (aggressive, indifference and defensive stocks) presented by rahnamaye roodposhti (1388), and traditional ones (growth, growth-value and value stocks), calculated with sharpe and treynor performance measures and tested by an active portfolio management approach to identify the portfolios by perform...

In this research, performance of portfolios formed by use of grid strategy based on new variables (aggressive, indifference and defensive stocks) presented by Rahnamaye Roodposhti (1388), and traditional ones (growth, growth-value and value stocks), calculated with Sharpe and Treynor performance measures and tested by an Active portfolio management approach to identify the portfolios by perform...

This paper introduces the interval-PROMETHEE method based on the composite weight to the decision making process of value investing. We use five performance criteria to measure the growth potential of the firms. They are represented by interval numbers from the real financial data. And the weights of the five criteria are compounded through the information entropy and the subjective method. The...

This paper introduces the interval-PROMETHEE method to the investment decision making of value investing. Five performance criteria are used for measuring the growth potential of firms and are represented by interval numbers based on the real financial data. The interval-PROMETHEE method is applied to rank the 20 randomly selected stocks in Shanghai Stock Exchange. The portfolio with the top 5 ...

Can Noise Create the Size and Value Effects? Small-capitalization and value stocks are likely to predominantly have negative noise, while large-capitalization and growth stocks are likely to have positive noise, if prices contain random noise. Negative price noise implies that small-capitalization and value stocks are more likely undervalued and thus have higher expected return than justified b...

Why do value stocks have higher average returns than growth stocks, despite having lower risk? Why do these stocks exhibit positive abnormal performance, while growth stocks exhibit negative abnormal performance? This paper offers a rare-event-based explanation that can also account for the high equity premium and volatility of the aggregate market. The model explains other puzzling aspects of ...

investing on growth stocks and value stocks has represented one of the research topics on strategies creating excess return. in this paper, which focuses on companies listed in tehran stock exchange, companies are categorized into growth and value based on certain measures and then their performances are studied. in addition to individual ratios used in a large volume of researches, combined me...

Controlling for idiosyncratic volatility, large stocks earn higher returns than small stocks. Idiosyncratic volatility is positively related to return, but negatively related to size. Failure to control for idiosyncratic volatility generates a downward omitted variable bias, leading to the widely documented negative size-return relation. We explain the two contrasting sizereturn relations in a ...