- do****ent
anomalies attribute them to
mispricing (Lakonishok, Shelifer, and
Visny 1994, for example). The
mispricing explanation is natural, as anomalies...
- tax
haven company in both directions, and
where the
interest rate was
mispriced to
create a tax
deduction in Sweden. This
loophole was
closed in 2013...
-
arbitrage consists of
trading in two ****ets – with at
least one
being mispriced. The
arbitrageur sells the ****et
which is
relatively too
expensive and...
- be
doing the opposite, to the
point where that
investment has
become mispriced.
While more "buy"
candidates are
likely to be
identified during market...
- the
investor feels that the two
instruments are
mispriced relative to one
other and that the
mispricing will
correct itself so that the gain on one side...
-
mispriced ****et
would have
appreciated at more than this rate. The
arbitrageur could therefore: Today:
short sell the
portfolio and buy the
mispriced-****et...
- realistic-looking
miniature piano that
received roughly 300,000 orders; however, they
mispriced the
product and lost a dime on each one produced.
Mattel received its...
-
companies are
listed (also
called mispricing) has led to a
number of
financial institutions trying to
exploit the
mispricing by
setting up
arbitrage positions...
- 2014
study found that
conventional U.S.
Treasury bonds were
persistently mispriced relative to TIPS,
creating arbitrage opportunities and
posing "a major...
-
deductible losses.
Fraudulent transfer pricing,
sometimes called transfer mispricing, also
known as
transfer pricing mani****tion,
refers to
trade between...
