fundamentals, earnings persistence, and future earnings (e.g. Lev and Thiagarajan, 1993). More specifically, when investors observe a pattern of increasing earnings, they can infer that a firm has stronger
earnings and firm value (e.g. Lev and Thiagarajan, 1993; Abarbanell and Bushee, 1997; Tomy, 2012; Yao, 2014). • If fundamental information is manifested in earnings persistence or reflects earnings growth
range 80-100%Score range 0-20% Score range 60-80%Score range 40-60%Score range 20-40% Fund 2Fund 1 Stock A ,B,C =70% Stock X ,Y,Z =30% Active share Similarity However, at the firm level, controlling for
. 10240 Email: pariyada.s@nida.ac.th Vol.7 No.2/2013 Persistence of Equity Mutual Fund Performance in Thailand Sorasart Sukcharoensin* and Pariyada Sukcharoensin** Abstract This study investigates the
and continuous declining global economy and the greater range of fluctuation that had a strong effect to maritime industry. Please be informed accordingly. Yours sincerely, Chanet Phenjati President
. The net loss decreased 39.85% The loss from operation was due to the long and continuous declining global economy and the greater range of fluctuation that had a strong effect to maritime industry
net operating loss is equivalent to 15.82% The loss was due to the declining global economy and the greater range of fluctuation that had a strong effect to maritime industry. However, the loss
the greater range of fluctuation that had a strong effect to maritime industry. However, the loss decreased substantially. Please be informed accordingly. Yours sincerely, Chanet Phenjati President
Persistence of Performance http://www.sec.or.th Empirical Paper Methodology Evidence Sharpe (1966) Spearman rank correlation Yes Jensen (1968) Jensen’s alpha No Grinblatt&Titman (1989,1992) Jensen’s alpha Yes
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