This page contains a listing of all
the papers included on AlphaSeeker.com, arranged alphabetically by lead
author.
Bernard and
Thomas. (1990). Evidence That Stock Prices Do Not
Fully Reflect the Implications of Current Earnings for Future Earnings.
The Journal of
Accounting and Economics, Volume 13 (1990), 305-340.
Dechow,
Hutton, Meulbroek and Sloan. (2001).
Short-Sellers, Fundamental Analysis and Stock Returns. The Journal
of Financial Economics, Volume 61 (2001), 77-106.
Doyle, Lundholm
and Soliman (2002). The Predictive Value of Expenses Excluded from Pro Forma
Earnings. Working Paper, (October, 2002).
Doyle, Lundholm
and Soliman (2003). The Extreme Future Earnings Surprises Following Extreme
Stock Returns. Working Paper, (December, 2003).
Frankel and Lee
(1998). Accounting Valuation, Market Expectation and Cross-Sectional Stock
Returns. The Journal of Accounting and Economics, Volume 25 (1998),
283-319.
Huberts and Fuller.
(1995). Predictability Bias in the U.S.
Equity Market. Financial Analysts Journal, (March-April, 1995), 12-28.
Lakonishok, Shleifer
and Vishny. (1994). Contrarian Investment,
Extrapolation, and Risk. The Journal of Finance, Volume 49, Issue 5, 1541-1578.
Mohanram (2003).
Is Fundamental Analysis Effective for Growth Stocks? Working Paper, (March, 2003).
Penman and
Zhang (2002). Accounting Conservatism, the Quality of Earnings, and Stock
Returns. The Accounting Review, Volume 77, Issue 2 (April, 2002),
237-264.
Piotroski (2000).
Value Investing: The Use of Historical Financial Information to
Separate Winners from Losers. The Journal of Accounting Research, Volume
38 (Supplement), (2000), 1-41.
Richardson and
Sloan (2003). External Financing and Future Stock Returns. Working Paper, (February, 2003).
Richardson,
Sloan, Soliman and Tuna (2002). Information in Accruals About Earnings
Persistence and Future Stock Returns. Working Paper, (December, 2002).
Ritter (2002).
Investment Banking and Securities Issuance. Chapter 9 of
North-Holland Handbook of Economics of Finance edited by George
Constantinides, Milton Harris and Rene Stulz.
Seyhun.
(1998). Investment Intelligence from Insider Trading. MIT Press, (1998).
Sloan. (1996). Do Stock Prices Fully Reflect
Information in Cash Flows and Accruals About Future Earnings. The Accounting
Review, Volume 71, Issue 3 (July, 1996), 289-315.
Xie. (2001).
The Mispricing of Abnormal Accruals. The Accounting
Review, Volume 76, Issue 3 (July, 2001), 356-373.
Revised: 04/12/04.
