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Zaghum Umar2021

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A tale of company fundamentals vs sentiment driven pricing: The case of GameStop

Zaghum Umar · Mariya Gubareva · Imran Yousaf · Shoaib Ali

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Year2021

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Published2021-03-23

VenueJournal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance

ISSN-L2214-6350

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Citations137

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