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A Theoretical Analysis of Implied Volatility and Its Determinants under the Black-Scholes Framework

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The Nigerian bourse is characterized by continual volatility and unpredictability that traditional macroeconomic models have failed to sufficiently explain this phenomenon. It is against this backdrop that this study examines the impact of investor sentiment on stock market returns in Nigeria. To achieve this, the st...

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Overconfidence Behavior and Dynamic Market Volatility: Empirical Evidence from the Vietnamese Stock Market

This study examines the relationship between investor overconfidence and dynamic market volatility in the Vietnamese stock market, a frontier market distinguished by rapid growth and the dominance of individual investors. Although the overconfidence–volatility framework has been tested across many developed and emergin...

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Financial Risk and Profitability in Frontier and Emerging Markets: Panel Evidence from the Palestinian and Turkish Stock Exchanges

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