[PDF] Top 20 Impact of Dividend Policy, Earning per Share, Return on Equity, Profit after Tax on Stock Prices

... and stock prices have strong correlation, retained earnings and stock market prices have a very weak ...on dividend income than capital ...between dividend policy and ... See full document

... MM's dividend-irrelevance theory says that investors are not really concerned about a company’s dividend policy since they can sell part of their portfolio of their equities if they want ...buy ... See full document

... as per agency and signs considerations which they want to send to ...Egyptian Stock Market, but these factors (share profitability, financial leverage, loans, operating income average, profitability ... See full document

... investment policy of the firm should be ...that dividend are less risky than capital gains, so a firm should set a dividend payout ratio and offer a high dividend yield in order to minimize ... See full document

... the impact of brand value on various financial indicators on of ...the impact of Brand value on various financial indicators such as Return on Assets (ROA), Return on equity (ROE), ... See full document

... the profit or net income are ...net profit (NP), net operational profit after tax(NOPAT), earning per shares(EPS), retern on investment(ROI), return on ... See full document

... the return on the capital and cost of ...as return on equity, return on capital employed, earnings per share, dividend per share, operating profit ... See full document

... net profit margin, return on assets and return on ...earnings per share of quoted firms in Nigeria. Debt equity ratio has a significant positive impact on the ... See full document

... Earing per share (EPS) and Profit after tax (PAT) are the most volatile variables in the research stage ...(2011–2015). Return on Equity (ROE) contains high difference ... See full document

... between dividend policy and market prices (MP) of shares by capturing dividend per share as independent variable along with controlling of earning per share ... See full document

... firm’s stock price has been a subject of debate considering the various factors that cause its increase or ...its stock price with particular emphasis on the Malawi stock ...Malawi Stock ... See full document

... of dividend was established by Lintner (1956); Miller & Modigliani in 1961 introduced a model by their study which is considered as the classical research which the dividend irrelevance theory was ... See full document

... Fundamental analysis is an approach to arrive at the ‘correct price’ of the security. Its objective is to identify the under priced and overpriced securities in the market place so that the investment decision-buying and ... See full document

... global stock exchanges – National Stock Exchange of India, Bombay Stock Exchange, Calcutta Stock Exchange Association, and the Societe de la Bourse de ... See full document

... that dividend may have a signalling ...the profit of the company, which in fact is influenced by the rate of ...high dividend payments are considered positive sign of profitability by ...as ... See full document

... 21 dividend announcements in 2015, 2014, 2013 and ...of dividend t +2 , t +3, t +8 , t +9 , t +10 to t +18 has a positive impact on share price and increase in the returns on stock did ... See full document

... all dividend policies are effectively the same since investors can create “homemade” dividends by adjusting their portfolios in a way that matches their ...the dividend irrelevant hypothesis can be ... See full document

... Abstract: Prior studies on the debt-equity choice of firms focus on capital market oriented economies. This paper examines whether firms in Japan, the world’s largest bank-oriented economy, adjust their ... See full document

... of dividend coverage showed a negative but insignificant relationship with the dependent variable of firm ...in dividend coverage will lead to ...when dividend coverage goes up, the variable of firm ... See full document

... the stock price is determined by market forces and not by the managers (Keown, Martin, Petty & Scott, 2007; Gordon, ...1963). Dividend model is based on several assumptions; first, that the company is ... See full document