Surveying effects of forward-backward P/E‎‎ ratios on stock's return and ‎fluctuation in Tehran's stock exchange


Younos VakilAlroaia, Seyed Razi Nabavi and Hossin Eslami Mofidabadi


The aim of this study is to study the relationship between forward-backward effects on stock return, which normally depends on Price-Earnings ratio (P/E)‎ and stock fluctuation in stock exchange. Monthly time series pattern of Tehran stock exchange are used monthly from 2006 to 2010. The data contains all available companies in exchange where the shares were traded at the least 120 days during for the recent 12 months. The results of this research show that the independent variables investigated in this research have meaningful effects on the research's dependent variable. This means that the effects of company’s systematic risk and markets risk on companies’ stock return are positive.


DOI: j.msl.2012.04.014

Keywords: Stock risk ,Sectional auto correlation Forward-backward effect Predictability of return

How to cite this paper:

VakilAlroaia, Y., Nabavi, S & Eslami Mofidabadi, H. (2012). Surveying effects of forward-backward P/E‎‎ ratios on stock's return and ‎fluctuation in Tehran's stock exchange.Management Science Letters, 2(5), 1731-1740.


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