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This paper explores price-based return predictability using categorical thinking and the experience effect, with stock splits as evidence. While relevant to behavioral finance, its originality and novelty appear limited, offering incremental insights. The lack of methodological detail and unique perspectives reduces its compelling impact, making its significance unclear for readers.
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This paper explores price-based return predictability using categorical thinking and the experience effect, with stock splits as evidence. While relevant to behavioral finance, its originality and novelty appear limited, offering incremental insights. The lack of methodological detail and unique perspectives reduces its compelling impact, making its significance unclear for readers.
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