Browsing School of Management Sciences by Subject "Efficient market hypothesis"

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Contesting the efficient market hypothesis for the Chicago Board of Trade corn futures contract through the application of a derivative methodology

Rossouw, Werner (2012-11)

Corn production is scattered geographically over various continents, but most of it is grown in the United States. As such, the world price of corn futures contracts is largely dominated by North American corn prices as ...
An empirical analysis of the relationship between market multiples and share returns using South African data

Ncube, Gilbert (2023-01-31)

For many years, there has been an attempt to change the study of economic environment to pure science, and even if this has been elusive, significant effort has been made. The aim is to understand and predict economic ...
Evidence that weak-form capital market efficiency does not hold

Maasdorp, Denys Baillie (2015-02)

It is generally accepted in academic circles that the developed country capital markets with their advanced infra-structure, depth and liquidity are at a minimum Weak-Form efficient. Since the Weak-Form EMH proposes that ...
The relationship between cash flow and share prices of general mining firms listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange

Chimuchiti, Never (2022-11)

The purpose of this research was to investigate the relationship between cashflows and the share prices of the 12 general mining firms listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) from 2015 to 2020. Empirical data were ...

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