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Tržné prepojenia: Čínsky vplyv na globálne finančné trhy
 Horniaková, Veronika ; Stádník, Bohumil (advisor) ; Janda, Karel (referee)
Thesis is looking into the current issue of financial market integrations and linkages between them. In recent year, the topic of China has been emerging to the forefront of academic research, therefore the focus of this paper is dedicated to the integration of Chinese market. The goal is to establish whether there exists an interdependency between Chinese and world stock markets and evaluate and analyse potential influence of China on world indices. The theory standing behind financial integration suggests that individual markets are becoming mutually dependant. Chinese efforts to become a part of global economy gradually become successful which creates room for academic research. This paper focuses on stock indices of two Chinese stock markets in relation to American, English, Japanese, German, Dutch and French indices. Cross-correlation analysis, causal analysis and co-integration analysis are applied to individual indices in order to find the results.
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Behavioral finance: An analysis of the impact of the moon cycle on the stock market
 Horniaková, Veronika ; Havlíček, David (advisor) ; Cibulka, Jakub (referee)
Work deals with the current theme of behavioral finance. The work is gradually resolving the question of development of this theory, which continues into authors description of their approaches to the topic. Attention is also paid to the psychological and calendar effects influencing the investors in the stock markets, which impact on the stock markets themselves. Analytical part solves the problem of the impact of moon phases on the stock market. The aim of this work is to determine whether the monthly cycle impact on investors' decisions. Three stock indices were examined for the period of three years. Analysis examines two phases, full moon and new moon. The analysis concluded the statistically significant effect of a new phase, for two of the three stock indices monitored.
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