Market Underreaction to Large Stock Price Declines: The Case of ADRs

Georgina Benou

Journal of Behavioral Finance · 2003 · 11 citations · 27 references

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Abstract

This paper examines a sample of ADR stocks that experienced significant stock price declines of more than -15% during a specific month, and finds no evidence of a reversal pattern over the long run. The results are consistent with the predictions of the underreaction hypothesis and the existence of a "momentum" effect in stock prices. The underreaction hypothesis is also supported when ADRs are examined across industries, and for a sample of emerging market ADRs.

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