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CATL has been a popular choice among all the stocks in China’s stock market and has been recognized by many investment institutions as a good choice for long-term holding. However, its stock return always varies in Shanghai Composite Index and Shenzhen Component Index and no previous research has been done in terms of this area. Thus, to figure out the influence each market does on CATL’s stock, this research applied Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) as the quantitative calculation method and made a linear regression to calculate the difference in return by analyzing the P-value, coefficients (β) and intercepts (α). The findings indicate that CATL’s stock price is more highly valued by the Shenzhen Component Index while Shanghai Stock Exchange has a more significant influence on CATL’s stock. In addition, the effectiveness of the CAPM model in stock valuation is further verified through the comparative analysis.
CATL, CAPM, stock return, Shanghai composite index, and Shenzhen component index
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