Stock return predictability of residual-income-based valuation: Risk or mispricing?

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In an influential paper, Frankel and Lee (1998) conclude that the stock return predictability of the value-to-price ratio (V/P) results from market mispricing. This paper confirms whether the V/P reflects the rational risk premiums associated with the V/P factor or is better explained by market inefficiency. Following Daniel and Titman (1997), this paper examines whether the V/P characteristics or the V/P factor loadings predict stock returns. The findings show that the V/P loadings are positively associated with average returns even after controlling for the V/P characteristics in both time series and cross-sectional tests. The overall results suggest that the mispricing explanation of the V/P effect is premature. © 2013 The Authors. Abacus © 2013 Accounting Foundation, The University of Sydney.

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Hwang, L. S., & Lee, W. J. (2013). Stock return predictability of residual-income-based valuation: Risk or mispricing? Abacus, 49(2), 219–241. https://doi.org/10.1111/abac.12007

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