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reversal effect

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reversal effect
The theory that stock prices overreact to relevant news so that extreme investment performance tends to reverse itself. Some studies indicate that short-term overreaction may lead to long-term reversals as investors recognize and correct past pricing errors.


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The expertise reversal effect Educational Psychologist 38(1): pp.
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