ธนาเดช วงศ์อกนิษฐ์. Risk and return between family and non family :$blisted companies in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector before and after September 19th, 2006. Master's Degree(International Business). University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce. Central Library. : , 2007.
Risk and return between family and non family :$blisted companies in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector before and after September 19th, 2006
Abstract:
This research is studies Risk and Return between family and non family: listed
companies in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector before and after
19th, 20062. The objectives of this research is to compare beta coefficient of security in
Information and communications technology (ICT) sector on the stock exchange of
Thailand before and after coup, to compare risk and rate of return of security in
Information and communications technology (ICT) sector on the stock exchange of
Thailand before and after coup and to evaluate Coefficient of Variation (CV) between
family and non family business in Information and communications technology (ICT)
sector on the stock exchange of Thailand before and after theory.
The result from this research comes from the 18 securities in Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) sector in period before and after coup.
This research is studied about Coefficient of Variation (CV) theory.
As investment on the common stock investors receive a return in the form of dividend
or income from purchasing the securities. The purpose of investment is to maximize
return at once level of risk or minimize risk at once level of return. Nevertheless, the
security price is always changed that expected return is unexpected which results from
risk investment. Hence investors should study about evaluating rate of return and
systematic risk to use for decision-making on investment in order to maximize their
return on equity.
Therefore, investors should seek financial advice regarding the appropriateness
of investing in any securities or investment strategies discussed or recommended and
should understand that income from such securities may fluctuate and the price of each
security can rise or fall; investors may receive back less than originally invested. In
addition, past performance is not guarantee to the future performance. Moreover,
investors have to consider the other risk factors such as the price volatility in oil,
changing in government policy, including the foreign currency rates of exchange
because these factors may affect the value of any stock.
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