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    such as the stock market crash, bank failures, and the reduction of purchasing across the board. The stock market crash was the main cause of the great depression in the 1930’s. Many people have been investing in the stock market at this time because it seemed as if the stock market would just keep going up forever. People and investors were so desperate to buy stocks that they even purchased stocks on margin, which is the borrowing money from a broker in

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    Dimensional Fund Advisors, further referred to as DFA, is an investment company that bases its strategy mainly on academic research and related theories. They work together with proponents of the efficient market hypothesis, indicating a relatively strong belief in this theory and thus in efficient markets. However DFA also feels that skilled traders have the ability to contribute to a fund’s profits even when the investment is inherently passive and DFA does adjusts its strategy to new findings in the

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    Hoover in a statement: “I need not recount to you that the world is passing through a great depression.” The official beginning of The Great Depression was the stock market crash of 29th October 1929. This date is also called Black Tuesday and Wall Street Crash of 1929 because this was most catastrophic stock market crash in the history of U.S.A. In western world 1920s was a period of sustained economic prosperity and that was the reason it was called Roaring Twenties, but because of

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    public attention in influencing the financial health of a country since last few decades. The stock market performance is not an exception. For instance, two major political events, the ‘9/11 attack on the USA’ of 2001 and the ‘Arab spring movement’ in 2011 had down-turned the stock market performance markedly, signalling the compelled importance of investigating the impact of political conditions on stock market activities. Political instability, in a broad context, can be defined as follows: it is

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    make a profit by beating the market is still an economically controversial issue. Some people believe that the market is efficient, so they cannot earn more as all the stocks are at their fair prices. However, others think differently. Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) is know as the financial theory first developed by Professor Eugene Fama in 1970. The theory has contributed to the views of not only individual investors but also financial institutions in the capital market about the traded assets’ price

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    Dimensional Fund Advisors

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    This model is an expansion of the CAPM and it includes two additional variables, taking into account size and book to market factors, as explanatory variables expressed within the model as SMB and HML. The Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and Fama & French’s three factors model are both models account for the expected returns for stock albeit using different variables to distinguish and add reliability to the predictions of these estimated returns. However, the CAPM uses

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    additional stocks and bonds in the economy, the risk is actucally getting lower; In CPC-Morely portfolio, d. The expected return and standard deviation will change as the portfolio mix changes.( see the assumption portfolio on the attachment). 5. Check the table5-2 in the attachment(by the PORTSIZE) [pic] if the investor adds more and more randomly-selected stocks to the portfolio, the risk will be lower, because as you can see from the graph, with the number of stock added into the market, the

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    Abstract In this study, we used the event study methodology to examine if cash dividend announcements affect the stock prices of companies listed on the Palestine Exchange. We studied 62 events announced from 1/1/2006 to 31/12/2015. Appropriate statistical tests were used to examine if the cumulative abnormal return is statistically significant around the announcement day, namely, 10 days before and 10 days after the event day. Results reveal that statistically significant differences exist between

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    into the investment realm, Robbins was able to navigate and help the reader grasp the knowledge of the stockbroker side of the stock market. While learning the basic terminology of a bear vs bull stock, I furthered my comprehension and am considering entering the hectic stock exchange. With Robbins wisdom and experiences he preaches during “a 10-year period, the market almost always rises. Still there are no guarantees” (Robbins 128). This broaden my perspective as I would give up and call it

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    importance this year will have for the financial market (Wigmore, 1975 p. 4) The panic at the stock market which led to many people trying to sell their stocks started on Wednesday, October 23 (Geisst, 1997 p. 185) The booming 20es were drastically ended by the Stock Market crash 1929. It went to history as one of the worst economic downturns (Termin,). Thursday, October 24, 1929 has gone into History as “Black Thursday”. (Geisst, 1997) The whole stock market lost 30 percent of its value before the end

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