The Journal of finance

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  Año 2004, Vol. 59, Número 5

  • Forecast Dispersion and the Cross Section of Expected Returns

    Timothy C. Johnson

    págs. 1957-1978

    

  • Predictable Investment Horizons and Wealth Transfers among Mutual Fund Shareholders

    WOODROW T. JOHNSON

    págs. 1979-2012

    

  • Hedge Funds and the Technology Bubble

    Markus K. Brunnermeier, Stefan Nagel

    págs. 2013-2040

    

  • Cash and Corporate Control

    OLUBUNMI FALEYE

    págs. 2041-2060

    

  • Investment¿Cash Flow Sensitivities: Constrained versus Unconstrained Firms

    NATHALIE MOYEN

    págs. 2061-2092

    

  • Dividend Changes and the Persistence of Past Earnings Changes

    ADAM S. KOCH, AMY X. SUN

    págs. 2093-2116

    

  • Correlated Trading and Location

    LEI FENG, MARK S. SEASHOLES

    págs. 2117-2144

    

  • The 52-Week High and Momentum Investing

    CHUAN-YANG HWANG, THOMAS J. GEORGE

    págs. 2145-2176

    

  • Characteristics, Contracts, and Actions: Evidence from Venture Capitalist Analyses

    STEVEN N. KAPLAN, PER STRÖMBERG

    págs. 2177-2210

    

  • Idiosyncratic Consumption Risk and the Cross Section of Asset Returns

    KEVIN Q. WANG, KRIS JACOBS

    págs. 2211-2252

    

  • Bond Insurance: What Is Special About Munis?

    VIKRAM NANDA, RAJDEEP SINGH

    págs. 2253-2279

    

  • Remuneration, Retention, and Reputation Incentives for Outside Directors

    DAVID YERMACK

    págs. 2281-2308

    

  • Bids and Allocations in European IPO Bookbuilding

    HOWARD JONES, TIM JENKINSON

    págs. 2309-2338

    

  • The Development of Secondary Market Liquidity for NYSE-Listed IPOs

    JEFFREY H. HARRIS, MARC L. LIPSON, SHANE A. CORWIN

    págs. 2339-2373

    

  • Risk-Neutral Parameter Shifts and Derivatives Pricing in Discrete Time

    MARK SCHRODER

    págs. 2375-2401

    

  • Monitoring as a Motivation for IPO Underpricing

    ONUR ARU&Gcaron;ASLAN, DOUGLAS O. COOK, ROBERT KIESCHNICK

    págs. 2403-2420

    

  • Competition and Coalition among Underwriters: The Decision to Join a Syndicate

    WEI-LING SONG

    págs. 2421-2444