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    According to A.T. Kearney, the global sports industry is estimated to be worth $350 billion. The massive audience size and economic influence of sports provides companies with a unique avenue for advertising. Advertisement of a team has many different forms: it can be logos on uniforms, coaches wearing certain headgear, teams using certain water bottles or drinks, even having specific gate names at a stadium. Undoubtedly the most well-known form of team sponsorship, at least domestically, is the

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    Stock Prices prediction using Artificial Neural Networks Ajay Kamat Flat 2, Jaysagar 2, Navy Colony Liberty Garden, Malad west, Mumbai – 400064 +919833796261 ajay1185@gmail.com ABSTRACT The aim of this research paper is to facilitate prediction of the closing price of a particular stock for a given day. A thorough analysis of the existing models for stock market behavior and different techniques to predict stock prices was carried out. These included the renowned Efficient Market Hypothesis

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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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    the 1920s, soon, they would have to bid farewell to the way of life that earned the decade the designation of the "Roaring Twenties . The stock market, in the 1920s, had been on a steady climb. Stocks were profitable for people of all walks of life, from the bankers to the common citizen. The banks were making money from people who borrowed funds to buy stocks, and

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    with Annual Payments Jackson Corporation’s bonds have 12 years remaining to maturity. Interest is paid annually, the bonds have a $1,000 par value, and the coupon interest rate is 8%. The bonds have a yield to maturity of 9%. What is the current market price of these bonds? P = F*r*[1 -(1+i)^-n]/i + C*(1+i)^-n, where F = par value C = maturity value r = coupon rate per coupon payment period i = effective interest rate per coupon payment period n = number of coupon payments remaining

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    for the Great Depression.The stock market crash of 1869 lasted for many days which made the american people panic.The stock market impacted american culture because it forced the government to realize the program controlling couldn’t be trusted.American needs to be prepared for the future, and the unemployment needed a boost. The stock market crash on september 24th,1869 had crashed because of one thing.The stock market crashed because the system controlling the market had a glitch which started to

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    say the Great Depression came about because of the greatest stock market crash in United States’s history, the stock market crash of 1929, this certainly isn’t the entire reason for the depression. There are five main reasons why the Great Depression came about. The first reason is, of course, the stock market crash of 1929. The 1920’s is considered one of the best years in America’s economy. In 1925, the total value of the New York Stock exchange was $27 billion. Four years later, that number skyrocketed

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    One of the main causes of the Great Depression was the Stock Market crash in 1929, but was it the only cause for the biggest economic depression in U.S history? Many other variables were present during this economic crisis, such as bank failures, reduction in purchasing across the board, American economic policies with Europe, drought conditions, and off course the stock market crash of 1929. These were amongst the main causes of Great Depression in the early 1920s. Much of the effects that were

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    Sharpe introduced his CAPM formula, the field of asset pricing had shifted to a new paradigm. The model of Sharpe suggested that market beta as a variable is sufficient to explain stock returns. Sharpe’s work was preceded by Markowitz (1959) portfolio theory, where the lack of computer power at that time makes the calculations of huge set of covariance between stocks an inflexible approach. From this perspective, accompanied with simple and strong theoretical grounds, the CAPM gained high credit

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    The stock market crash affected New York’s economic, social, and political life in negative ways. Life became difficult for New Yorkers as jobs declined and people had no money. Rising stock prices led to risky investment practices and when the stock market crashed, banks were in trouble. On October 24, a day that is now known as Black Thursday, the market plummeted further. The following week, on October 29, a day that was later called Black Tuesday, prices took the steepest dive yet. On that day

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