2016
DOI: 10.20469/ijbas.2.10005-5
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Central Bank Intervention and Stock Market Response

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“…This has also been supported by Jensen (1986) research that it states the companies which with surplus free cash low and less positive investment opportunity will have issues on the agency cost; therefore, share repurchase is a method to help minimize the agency cost. The most popular theory about the 'buyback' phenomenon (share repurchase/stock repurchases) is the Signaling theory (Bharucha, 2016;Hsu & Utami, 2016;Lie, 2005;Peyer & Vermaelen, 2008). The managers have to announce that in a positive perspective the shares are undervalued, and the free cash low prescribes the distribution of cash-low to shareholders for stock repurchases instead of using it in inef icient projects (Grullon & Michaely, 2004).…”
Section: Free Cash Flow Toward Stock Repurchasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has also been supported by Jensen (1986) research that it states the companies which with surplus free cash low and less positive investment opportunity will have issues on the agency cost; therefore, share repurchase is a method to help minimize the agency cost. The most popular theory about the 'buyback' phenomenon (share repurchase/stock repurchases) is the Signaling theory (Bharucha, 2016;Hsu & Utami, 2016;Lie, 2005;Peyer & Vermaelen, 2008). The managers have to announce that in a positive perspective the shares are undervalued, and the free cash low prescribes the distribution of cash-low to shareholders for stock repurchases instead of using it in inef icient projects (Grullon & Michaely, 2004).…”
Section: Free Cash Flow Toward Stock Repurchasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) prepares a report every month based on the answer to the questionnaire, which is sent to the managers of supply chain department and business executives where they are asked questions about the condition of new orders, level of inventories, production, supplier deliveries and condition of employment in the 􀅫irms. PMI is considered as a very renowned 􀅫iscal indicator that obtains the regular attention of the media, policymakers and other bodies who wish to get privilege in forecasting actual 􀅫iscal movements (Hsu & Utami, 2016;Kinata, 2016;Lahiri & Monokroussos, 2013). Harris et al (1991) also marked it as a sensitive index for 􀅫inancial markets.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%