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Vol. 9, No. 10 · October 2015 OPEN ACCESS
IJF Vol. 9
2015
Indian Journal of Finance
Volume 9, Issue 10 · October 2015
ISSN 0973-8711
Articles 4
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijf
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Table of Contents 4 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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A Review of Momentum as an Investment Strategy

Existing literature claims momentum as a profitable investment strategy. It is widely documented in finance literature that momentum profit has explanatory power, and it provides additional information for explaining the abnormal returns of the stocks. The paper was written with …

Keywords: Momentum, Price Momentum, Earning Momentum, Volatility, Market State, Information Diffusion.
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02 Original Article
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Impact of Foreign Institutional Investments on Stock Market Volatility in India

India is being viewed as a potential opportunity by investors, with the economy having the capacity to grow tremendously. Buoyed by exceptional support from the country's government, the FII sector in India looks set to prosper, and the outlook looks …

Keywords: Stock Market Volatility, Gross Purchase, Gross Sale, Leverage Effect, Volatility Clustering, FII
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03 Original Article
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Empirical Evidence of Household Savings Objectives : A Demographic Comparison

Investment is one of the foremost priorities for every individual household - whether working or retired from regular service life. Investment of today would be tomorrow's financial security. The present study made an attempt to assess households' saving objectives and …

Keywords: Investors, Liquidity, Safety, Saving Objectives, Retired Investors, Non-Retired Investors
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04 Original Article
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Is Equity Market Timing the Sole Criteria for Capital Structure Decisions? An Insight from Indian Firms

Work done on capital structure mainly focuses on developed economies and only few studies have been conducted for developing economies, especially for India. The present study is the first one which explores the validity of equity market timing for the …

Keywords: Capital Structure, Equity Market Timing, IPO, Three Sectors of an Economy
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