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An Empirical Investigation of Herd Behavior: Evidence from TSE

Mohamad Arab mazar yazdi; Ahmad Badri; AFSHIN Azizian

Volume 10, Issue 39 , October 2013, Pages 1-27

Abstract
    Herding behavior is among the most noticed biases in behavioral finance. This bias implies that investors unknowingly neglect personal information and analyses; instead they tend to follow other investors or the whole market. Using Tehran Exchange stocks transactions data, this study empirically ...  Read More

The Relationship between the Bargaining Power of Suppliers and Customers and Accounting Conservatism

Gholamreza Kordestani; Saeed Gholami roocheh

Volume 10, Issue 39 , October 2013, Pages 29-56

Abstract
  The purpose of this research is the consideration of the relation between suppliers' and customers' bargaining power and accounting conservatism. In this research it is expressed that in order to protect their interest, the suppliers and customers try to appreciate Firms to increase conservatism in financial ...  Read More

The Relationship of Conservatism and Short Term Abnormal Returns of Initial Public Offerings with Emphasis on the Role of Information Asymmetry Models

Ghasem Blue; Mahdi Falah Barandagh

Volume 10, Issue 39 , October 2013, Pages 57-82

Abstract
  This research follow up the relation between conservatism and short term abnormal returns of IPOs in Tehran Stock Exchange and also infusing of asymmetry information among beneficiaries in IPO’s procedure in mentioned relation. The results of regression analysis for companies which their stocks ...  Read More

Behavioral Foundations of Dividend Policy

Gholamreza Soleimani Amiri; Narges Goodarzi

Volume 10, Issue 39 , October 2013, Pages 83-104

Abstract
  As the amount of dividend is one of the effective and final factors in investor decision making, dividend policy of companies that decides the amount of dividend, could play a very important role in making decisions. Dividend policy is reciprocally influenced by individual behavioral specifications. ...  Read More

Portfolio Selection by DEMATEL and Analytic Network Process

Farokh Barzideh; Mohamad taghi Taghvifard; Fatemeh Zamanian

Volume 10, Issue 39 , October 2013, Pages 105-124

Abstract
  This article is seeking to provide a proper model for selecting portfolio. To do that, first we should studied literature to discover suitable criteria. Then we have used a questionnaire for determining criteria's relationships to rank them. Managers of mutual fund asked to answer this questionnaire. ...  Read More

Information Uncertainty, Information Asymmetry and Growth Options

Mahdi Moradzadehfard; Morteza Adlzadeh; Maryam Farajzadeh; Sedigheh Azimi

Volume 10, Issue 39 , October 2013, Pages 125-145

Abstract
  Information uncertainty has been an old topic in finance literature. Information uncertainty means ambiguity about a firm’s fundamental value, which may arise from two conventional sources: 1) characteristics of the business or industry, and 2) the company’s disclosure policy. The first source ...  Read More

Relationship between Investment Opportunities and Earnings in according to Companies Life Cycle

Mona Abednazari; Iraj Noravesh; Ebrahim Ebrahimi

Volume 10, Issue 39 , October 2013, Pages 147-166

Abstract
  Intrinsic value of a company depends on its financial and investment decisions. Companies with different investment opportunities are priced different in the market. The set of investment opportunities of companies are influenced by their current status in their life cycle.In this study, based on data ...  Read More