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neglected firm effect: a standalone construct

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Asset pricing

the finding that stocks followed by few institutions and analysts tend to earn higher returns than widely followed stocks.

In asset pricing, neglected firm effect refers to the finding that stocks followed by few institutions and analysts tend to earn higher returns than widely followed stocks. This meaning comes from Arbel (1983) in Financial Analysts Journal.[1]

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References

Arbel, A., Carvell, S., & Strebel, P. (1983). Giraffes, Institutions and Neglected Firms. Financial Analysts Journal, 39(3), 57-63. https://doi.org/10.2469/faj.v39.n3.57

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