DOI: 10.11606/d.96.2017.tde-23082017-144737
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Ocorrência de equity market timing na decisão de emissão primária de ações (IPO e Follow-on) no mercado de capitais brasileiro

Abstract: Aos meus pais, à minha amada Jessica e ao nascer de uma nova vida: ao nosso bebezinho que está chegando. AGRADECIMENTOS Quem nunca teve contato com trabalhos acadêmicos pode não imaginar o privilégio e a dificuldade que é escrever os agradecimentos. Os agradecimentos não se encerram neles mesmos, assim como a metodologia. Cada parte deste trabalho tem infinitos obrigados, uma marca d'água invisível, um segundo da minha vida. Antes de incorrer no injusto esquecimento de algum agradecimento explícito, por falha … Show more

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“…On average, abnormally positive stock run-up precedes equity issuance; if firms consider they are undervalued, managers are likely to postpone the equity offering until good news emerges, pushing up stock prices (Lucas & McDonald (1990)). Gomes & Valle (2017) show evidence that the phenomenon also exists in the Brazilian case. If this market timing argument is correct, abnormal market returns must be negatively related to the stock run-up, since equity issuance signals to investors that firm's shares are overvalued.…”
Section: Methodology: Abnormal Returnsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…On average, abnormally positive stock run-up precedes equity issuance; if firms consider they are undervalued, managers are likely to postpone the equity offering until good news emerges, pushing up stock prices (Lucas & McDonald (1990)). Gomes & Valle (2017) show evidence that the phenomenon also exists in the Brazilian case. If this market timing argument is correct, abnormal market returns must be negatively related to the stock run-up, since equity issuance signals to investors that firm's shares are overvalued.…”
Section: Methodology: Abnormal Returnsmentioning
confidence: 74%