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Surprisingly, the study finds that only a handful of dayssuch as earnings announcements, market-wide jumps, or unusually large returnshold most predictive power for future stock performance, challenging conventional wisdom about momentum signals.
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Surprisingly, the study finds that only a handful of dayssuch as earnings announcements, market-wide jumps, or unusually large returnshold most predictive power for future stock performance, challenging conventional wisdom about momentum signals.
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