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Abstract
This study investigates whether analysts provide informative forecasts for stocks issued by _rms with greater information uncertainty. As _rm-specific information uncertainty is not directly observable, the research highlights the role of analysts' forecasts and reports in offering valuable insights to investors. It also investigates whether forecast quality is sufficiently captured by forecast bias. The findings indicate that forecast quality tends to be lower for _rms with greater information uncertainty and that forecast bias alone does not fully reflect the informational content of analysts' forecasts. Overall, the results suggest that analysts' forecasts possess positive informational value.