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Analyzing these results shows that for the basic materials sector:<br />

� The variable with maximum potential explanatory is ROA followed by EPS and<br />

ROE. The profitableness estimator calculated by reference to the total on net<br />

assets appears to be negatively correlated with the dynamic of the stocks return.<br />

A possible explanation for this result is that the invested resources return is<br />

estimated before the allocation of the net results of the issuer. Consequently, it<br />

reflects the efficiency of the resource, but does not indicate the way the results<br />

achieved due to the global activity of the company are used. In the same time<br />

the sectors and / or issuers which register a growing rhythm higher than the<br />

market average associate higher levels of ownership and trading risk. These<br />

risks are offset by the existence of a higher level of results that can be<br />

distributed to potential investors so that the risk premium required by them and<br />

incorporated into the prices decreases once with the increase of ROA providing<br />

one of the channels through which the positive dynamics of this rate attenuates<br />

price volatility;<br />

� In the same time, an increase of the return obtained by investors quantified by<br />

ROE determines an increase of the relative preference for holding their shares<br />

with a higher level of that rate. Consequently, the growth of ROE determine the<br />

increases of demand translated in conditions of higher elasticity of price in their<br />

dynamics;<br />

� Similar effects are exercised by the increase of EPS, variable which is<br />

consistent and systematic associated with the dynamics of prices for all<br />

considered sectors.<br />

In the industrial sector case the results presented in table 1 indicate the followings:<br />

� The variable with maximum potential explanatory is the effective interest rate<br />

followed by diluted EPS. The dynamics of effective interest rates is negatively<br />

correlated with the dynamics of stocks return. The dynamics of this rate can<br />

generate a volatility of revenues as a result of increasing the weight of borrowed<br />

capital in total debts. In the same time, in the industrial sector are accepted<br />

higher levels of borrowed capital necessary to conduct and / or develop the<br />

issuing company's business;<br />

� The dynamics of the diluted EPS indicator is similar to the EPS indicator<br />

dynamics, thus systematically associated to price dynamics of the sector.<br />

The only variable which has a maximum explanatory potential in the technology,<br />

telecommunication and media and energy sector is EPS.<br />

In the last sector case - consumer, health - according to the obtained results the<br />

following can be mentioned:<br />

� The variable with maximum potential explanatory is EPS followed by current<br />

and quick liquidity. EPS dynamics is a direct factor of influence of the<br />

dynamics of stock prices of issuers because it expresses the share of profit for<br />

each share owned;<br />

� Similar effects are exercised also by the dynamics of liquidity rates which<br />

shows the capacity of an issuing company to cover their current liabilities with<br />

current assets.<br />

Based on the results obtained from the analysis of the financial statements descriptors<br />

using statistical model there were identified the interconnections between these<br />

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