Impact of Fundamental Factors on Stock Price: A Case of Nepalese Commercial Banks

An Analysis Bankruptcy Prediction on Stock Price Through Earnings Per Share at PT. Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk.

“…And earning per shares effect on stock price (Velankar, Chandani and Ahuja, 2017). The result of research from Velankar, Chandani and Ahuja, (2017) consistent with Pradhan and Paudel (2016), showed earning per share are positively related to the stock price. Then for that reason, the author will analyze the effect of bankruptcy predictions on stock prices and earnings per share as an intervening variable.…”

“…Earning per share speaks to the ability of an organization in making benefit for each stock possessed by stakeholder. The increasing earning per share for the most part shows the development of an organization and bringing about high market cost (Pradhan and Paudel, 2016). Earning per share is classified as a market ratio, which is one indicator to measure which stocks have the potential to benefit investors (Puspita, 2017).…”

Fundamental factors and stock price volatility of listed banking firms in Nigeria

“…In line with the stated objectives, the hypotheses of the study are stated in null forms thus: Previous studies, like Karki (2018), Pradhan andLaxmi (2017), Shafiqul, Rubel, andAbdul (2016) and Fouzan et al (2016), were conducted to examine the impact of some fundamental factors on stock prices of some selected firms in foreign countries with certain peculiar economic variables, using one fundamental factor in some cases thus leaving out other fundamental factors which may have had some influence on the stock prices of those firms. However, since findings from empirical studies reviewed were quite mixed for different markets and industries, the unique feature of this paper is that, first, it lengthened the study period to 15 years ending 2020 to cover period of capital market boom, crash and period of stability.…”

“…From the analysis it was observed that the stock dividend was statistically and economically the most significant of the six fundamental variables analyzed. Pradhan and Laxmi (2017) studied the effect of fundamental determinants on stock prices in the Nepalese commercial banks. In the study, market price per share and change in market price per share were the dependent variables while return on assets, return on equity, net interest income, earnings per share, and dividend per share were the independent variables.…”

“…To study gt the effect of fundamental factors on firms, variables like Return on Asset (ROA), Return on Equity (ROE), Net Interest Income (NII), Earnings Per Share (EPS) and Dividend Per Share (DPS) may be employed. Previous works (Fouzan et al, 2016;Karki, 2018;Pradhan & Laxmi, 2017;Shafiqul et al, 2016) employed the variables in their studies at different times to examine the impact of fundamental factors on stock prices of firms in various industries. The variables help in determining the performances of the firms based on what objective the investor wish to achieve.…”