2001
DOI: 10.2469/faj.v57.n6.2496
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Are Two Factors Enough? The U.K. Evidence

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“…The lack of significance of size and book to market ratio in the second sub-period, points out the need to conduct these analyses over a sufficiently long time frame to allow for persistent effects to predominate. The practical implication is that these results are more helpful for medium-to long-term investment strategies than for short-term purposes (Leledakis et al, 2001). For other variables, the results of the sub-periods are consistent with those of the whole period.…”
Section: Figure 4 Coefficients Of Be/me and Leveragesupporting
confidence: 59%
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“…The lack of significance of size and book to market ratio in the second sub-period, points out the need to conduct these analyses over a sufficiently long time frame to allow for persistent effects to predominate. The practical implication is that these results are more helpful for medium-to long-term investment strategies than for short-term purposes (Leledakis et al, 2001). For other variables, the results of the sub-periods are consistent with those of the whole period.…”
Section: Figure 4 Coefficients Of Be/me and Leveragesupporting
confidence: 59%
“…Moreover, we tried to find whether the sales to price ratio is a stronger predictor than size and book to market ratio. Leledakis et al (2001), showed evidence from the London Stock Exchange and indicated that the sales to price ratio has significant explanatory power on cross sectional stock returns and this effect is independent from the book to market ratio and the firm size. The effect of sales to price ratio was also indicated from Barbee et al (1996), who had shown that the ratio of sales to price is better predictors of average equity returns than book to market ratio and firm size.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Considering the two factors proposed by Fama and French (1992), certain studies use firm size (VM) and B/M as proxies for value versus growth (CHAN; HAMAO;LAKONISHOK, 1991;FAMA;FRENCH, 1998). Additionally, other specific company variables are suggested, such as E/P and CF/P (LAKONISHOK; SHLEIFER; VISHNY, 1994), price/sales (P/S) and debt/equity (D/E) (BARBEE; MUKHERJI; RAINES, 1996;LELEDAKIS;DAVIDSON, 2001), dividend yield (D/P) (FAMA; FRENCH, 1998) and liquidity (ATHANASSAKOS, 2009). …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1998;Fama, French 1998;Brown i in. 2008) oraz ceny do sprzedaży -P/S (Leledakis, Davidson 2001;Jeong i in. 2009) 2 .…”
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