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Short-term share price overreaction : evidence from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange
The Overreaction Hypothesis and share price overreaction has been a widely researched phenomenon since the 1980s, although most work has focused on longer-term share return reversals. As an emerging market and part of the BRICS collective, South Africa provides an interesting investment environment...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2016
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