Dramatic stock market gyrations during and since the 1990s have encouraged advocates of behavioral-finance theories, which hold that market values can systematically deviate from economic fundamentals. Evidence shows, however, that such events are limited and that market values eventually return to fundamental levels.
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Authors: David Wessels, Marc H. Goedhart, Tim Koller
Source: McKinsey Quarterly
Subject: Finance
Authors: David Wessels, Marc H. Goedhart, Tim Koller
Source: McKinsey Quarterly
Subject: Finance
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