1. Evaluating The Performance Of Jim Cramer's Stock Picks Open Access Author: Sandler, Jeffrey Michael Title: Evaluating The Performance Of Jim Cramer's Stock Picks Area of Honors: Finance Keywords: Jim CramerStock PickingEfficient Market HypothesisRandom Walk File: Download Sandler_Jeffrey_EvaluatingThePerformanceOfJimCramer.pdf Thesis Supervisors: James Alan Miles, Thesis SupervisorJames Alan Miles, Thesis Honors AdvisorTimothy T Simin, Faculty Reader
2. An Empirical Analysis of the Efficient Market Hypothesis In Light of the 2008 Financial Crisis Open Access Author: Johnson, Douglas M Title: An Empirical Analysis of the Efficient Market Hypothesis In Light of the 2008 Financial Crisis Area of Honors: Economics Keywords: Efficient Market HypothesisFinancial Crisis File: Download Douglas_Johnson_-_Final_Thesis_Submission.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis SupervisorDavid Shapiro, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. Trumping Market Efficiency: Evaluating the Efficient Market Hypothesis and Market Volatility in Response to Donald Trump's Twitter Open Access Author: Moyer, Emily Title: Trumping Market Efficiency: Evaluating the Efficient Market Hypothesis and Market Volatility in Response to Donald Trump's Twitter Area of Honors: Economics Keywords: Efficient Market HypothesisCapital Asset Pricing Model File: Download Trumping_Market_Efficiency__Evaluating_the_Efficient_Market_Hypothesis_and_Market_Volatility_in_Response_to_Donald_Trump_s_Twitter.pdf Thesis Supervisors: James R. Tybout, Thesis SupervisorRussell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis Honors Advisor
4. Analysis of the Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Efficient Markets and Retail Trade Activity Open Access Author: Rudd, Joshua Title: Analysis of the Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Efficient Markets and Retail Trade Activity Area of Honors: Economics Keywords: Efficient Market HypothesisCOVID-19Retail Investors File: Download Rudd_Final_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis SupervisorRussell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis Honors AdvisorJames R. Tybout, Faculty Reader
5. Examination of Calendar Effect and Sentiment Analysis on Bitcoin Open Access Author: Liu, Chen Han Title: Examination of Calendar Effect and Sentiment Analysis on Bitcoin Area of Honors: Finance Keywords: Sentiment effectBitcoinEfficient marketRegressionPower ratioPythonCalendar EffectSentiment AnalysisBitcoinEfficient Market HypothesisRegressionPower RatioVADERPython File: Download Examination_of_Calendar_Effect_and_Sentiment_Analysis_on_Bitcoin2.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Brian Spangler Davis, Thesis SupervisorBrian Spangler Davis, Thesis Honors AdvisorQuanwei Cao, Faculty Reader
