“…Internal factors can be classified as microeconomic factors that are related to the individual operation of the firms-capital expenditure, company management, insider trading, dividend policy, company share and value in the sector (Özlen & Ergun, 2012). The obtainable literature on the effect of microeconomic factors on equity prices such as Irfan and Nishat (2002), Low (2007), Shubiri (2010), Khan et al (2011), Irmala et al (2011), Ali (2011, Özlen and Ergun (2012), See & Jusoh (2012), and Shah et al (2012) showed that there are many internal variables that affect the companies or funds' performance in equity market which in turn impact the price level. For instances, dividend yield, dividend announcement, earning per share, management performance, risk's volatility, credibility, and size and capital growth of the firms or fund portfolios size.…”