The Undervaluation Hypothesis is a theoretical proposition in corporate finance positing that firms initiate share repurchases when management perceives the market price of the stock to be below its intrinsic value, thereby signaling undervaluation.
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Investor Sentiment and the Cross-section of Stock Returns
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