User profiles for M. E. Solt
Michael E. SoltDean and Professor of Finance at California State University, Long Beach Verified email at csulb.edu Cited by 2529 |
The exchange-rate risk exposure of asset returns
Real exchange-rate changes affect bonds differently from stocks. Bonds, having relatively
fixed income streams, reflect only an interest-rate effect; stocks reflect a conjunction of interest-…
fixed income streams, reflect only an interest-rate effect; stocks reflect a conjunction of interest-…
How useful is the sentiment index?
The Bearish Sentiment Index-the ratio of the number of investment advisers who are bearish
to the total number of advisers who are either bearish or bullish-is promoted as a contrary …
to the total number of advisers who are either bearish or bullish-is promoted as a contrary …
Diagnosing Unforeseeable Uncertainty in a New Venture*
… Solt is associate dean and professor of finance at the Lucas Graduate School of Business
at San Jose State University (SJSU). His work has appeared in many respected academic …
at San Jose State University (SJSU). His work has appeared in many respected academic …
Density dependence versus population dynamics: An ecological study of failings in the California wine industry
J Delacroix, A Swaminathan, ME Solt - American Sociological Review, 1989 - JSTOR
In this ecological study we show that the particular curvilinear formulation of the relationship
between density and the failing rate of organizations proposed by Hannan and Freeman …
between density and the failing rate of organizations proposed by Hannan and Freeman …
The economic exposure of US multinational firms
In this paper we find that the exchange rate exposure of individual firms increases with the
return horizon. Also, the cross‐sectional differences in the magnitude of exposure of …
return horizon. Also, the cross‐sectional differences in the magnitude of exposure of …
On the efficiency of the markets for gold and silver
ME Solt, PJ Swanson - Journal of Business, 1981 - JSTOR
Gold and silver are precious metals that have come to be viewed as possible investment
assets. From the investor's point of view, it is important to know that gold and silver prices reflect …
assets. From the investor's point of view, it is important to know that gold and silver prices reflect …
Good companies, bad stocks
A study was conducted to measure the growth opportunities of a company. For purposes of
the study, a growth stock was defined as a stock with a high expected risk-adjusted return. …
the study, a growth stock was defined as a stock with a high expected risk-adjusted return. …
On using the Black‐Scholes model to value warrants
DC Leonard, ME Solt - Journal of Financial Research, 1990 - Wiley Online Library
In this paper ad hoc procedures that employ the Black‐Scholes model in the valuation of
warrants are examined. Findings indicate that the Black‐Scholes model unadjusted for either …
warrants are examined. Findings indicate that the Black‐Scholes model unadjusted for either …
Trading returns for the weekend effect using intraday data
EH Chow, P Hsiao, ME Solt - Journal of Business Finance & …, 1997 - Wiley Online Library
The existence of the weekend effect has been documented as early as 1885. This paper
examines whether the serial dependence in returns around weekends and the magnitude of …
examines whether the serial dependence in returns around weekends and the magnitude of …
Managerial incentives: implications for the financial performance of real estate investment trusts
In the face of informational asymmetry, REIT equity investors may bear the costs of agency.
Hence, it is in shareholders' interests to pay incentive fees to induce managers to utilize their …
Hence, it is in shareholders' interests to pay incentive fees to induce managers to utilize their …