Super Bowl Indicator is an indicator which is believed to predict the future performance of the stock market depending [...] Click Here to Continue Reading

The Harvard MBA Indicator attempts to gauge market sentiment by measuring the percentage of Harvard Business School’s latest graduates [...] Click Here to Continue Reading

Contagion effect refers to a firm’s actions resulting in an adverse consequences affecting the entire industry the firm is [...] Click Here to Continue Reading

Correlation is a mathematical measure used in finance to determine how related the movements in prices of different securities [...] Click Here to Continue Reading

1.Diworsification refers to a situation where a certain addition to a portfolio lowers its risk/reward tradeoff.  This occurs when [...] Click Here to Continue Reading

Crowding out effect is a theory which states that excessive government borrowing will reduce funds available, in effect raising [...] Click Here to Continue Reading

Media effect refers to the phenomenon where investors act on a story from the newspaper, exacerbating current trends. This [...] Click Here to Continue Reading

Wealth effect refers to the phenomenon of investors spending more money when the value of their investments increase.  The [...] Click Here to Continue Reading

January effect refers to the tendency of stock prices to increase in January. This is caused by a selloff [...] Click Here to Continue Reading

Weekend effect, also known as the Monday effect, which refers to the phenomenon of stock returns being signifcantly lower [...] Click Here to Continue Reading