Business

Consequences of firm-specific stock price crashes on analyst forecasts: Evidence from China

Y. Fan and Y. Zhang

This study by Yunqi Fan and Yanwei Zhang delves into how firm-specific stock price crash events in China between 2001 and 2020 affect the accuracy of analyst forecasts. It reveals that after a stock price crash, forecast errors decrease, particularly for analysts with less access to company insights, highlighting the dynamics of analyst performance in turbulent market conditions.

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