The association between powerful CEOs and higher crash risk is mostly evident among firms with higher sensitivity of CEO wealth to stock prices and when CEOs have lower general skills. External monitoring mechanisms weaken but do not eliminate the association between powerful founder CEOs and higher ...
adjusted for inflation, since 1995. Two things become brutally clear: Just how leveraged the stock market has become, and how peaks of leverage are unwound by crashes (via Doug Short atAdvisor Perspectives):
Once executed the folder: d_price will be filled with historical OHLCV .csv of share prices. Three types of files are generated (Example of name type for action: AMD): AMD_SCALA_stock_stock_history_MONTH_3_AD.csv with all technical patterns calculated and applied a fit scaler(-100, 100...
A new multi-million dollar flood control projectis being put to the test along the Sacramento River. Water is running into what had been tomato and wheat fields in Yolo County. The area is part of a seven-mile-long expansion of the Yolo Bypass between Interstate 5 to the north and West ...
“But I have never in my life heard anyone in New York City or state politics reference his name and opinion on anything — ever.” In some cases, power evaporated after the pandemic: The mightiest CEOs ordered their employees to return to the office and half said “no.” Others are ...
Our findings provide new insights on the importance of CEO power in driving stock price crash risk. http://ssrn.com2797107doi:10.2139/ssrn.2797107Md. Al MamunBalasingham BalachandranHuu Nhan DuongSocial Science Electronic PublishingPowerful CEOs and Stock Price Crash Risk. H N. . 2016...