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Original Article

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Beta Estimation Practice and its Reliability Biasness Towards Aggressive Stocks: An Empirical Evidence from NSE

Neeraj Sanghi1,  Gaurav Bansal2

1 Associate Professor, Faculty of Finance, Institute of Management Studies, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh

2 Associate Professor(Finance), R.D. Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh

Volume 5
Issue 3
Pages 35–42
Year 2011
Published: March 1, 2011
Abstract

In finance literature, 'beta' possesses a prominent place as a measurement statistic of systematic risk arising out of economic wide uncertainties. As a matter of fact, Index Model is very common in practice as leading stock exchanges of India make use of this model for beta estimation. Our study aims at this approach of beta estimation for establishing how beta coefficients for aggressive stocks prove to be more reliable than defensive stocks. Since Index Model is linear and envisages the premise of Simple Linear Regression, the researchers compare reliability of beta coefficients for aggressive and defensive stocks on the basis of R-squired statistic.

Keywords Beta Index Model Simple Linear Regression R-Squired Prediction line Index Model
How to Cite

Neeraj Sanghi, Gaurav Bansal (2011). Beta Estimation Practice and its Reliability Biasness Towards Aggressive Stocks: An Empirical Evidence from NSE. Indian Journal of Finance, 5(3), 35–42.

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