neglected firm effect

English

Noun

neglected firm effect (plural neglected firm effects)

  1. The posited phenomenon that lesser-known companies, followed by fewer analysts, tend to produce abnormally high returns on their stocks, perhaps because of the lower liquidity or higher risk associated with the stock.
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