2007
DOI: 10.1080/02522667.2007.10699727
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Stock selection using data envelopment analysis-discriminant analysis

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“…Tehrani et al (2012) and Siew et al (2017) were able to identify the most efficient companies among a set of companies under investigation. In addition to the abovementioned ratios Hwang et al (2007) used owners' equity to fixed assets, times interest earned and achieved a 100% hit rate in classification of stocks for investors used by employing DEA data analysis (DA) approach. Ling and Kamil (2010) used two sets of variables-one with the absolute values (total assets, current assets, current liabilities and total expenses as inputs and net income after taxes and revenue as outputs) from financial statements and the other set with ratios (current ratio, debt ratio and debt to equity as inputs and return on investment, return on equity and earnings per share as outputs) in evaluating stocks (Nguyen et al, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Tehrani et al (2012) and Siew et al (2017) were able to identify the most efficient companies among a set of companies under investigation. In addition to the abovementioned ratios Hwang et al (2007) used owners' equity to fixed assets, times interest earned and achieved a 100% hit rate in classification of stocks for investors used by employing DEA data analysis (DA) approach. Ling and Kamil (2010) used two sets of variables-one with the absolute values (total assets, current assets, current liabilities and total expenses as inputs and net income after taxes and revenue as outputs) from financial statements and the other set with ratios (current ratio, debt ratio and debt to equity as inputs and return on investment, return on equity and earnings per share as outputs) in evaluating stocks (Nguyen et al, 2020).…”
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“…El análisis discriminante se utiliza para seleccionar ratios financieros y comparar su poder discriminatorio con el de otros enfoques. Los autores en [517] formulan una función discriminante lineal para clasificar los valores según su rendimiento en valores con menor y mayor rentabilidad financiera. Utilizando el análisis discriminante (LDA) y el análisis envolvente de datos (DEA), los autores obtienen una precisión de clasificación del 85%.…”
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