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"Indonesian government issued various regulations and policies of market liberalization and provide the widest opportunities both local and foreign investors to trade. Stock market liberalization should improve market efficiency is similar to the stocks markets of developed countries. Intensive research conducted by Fama and French succeeded in explaining the performance of stocks in developed countries with three factors model approach. This study tried to model the stocks markets in Indonesia and the added factor of foreign ownership in considered by some to dominate price movements. This study used a sample of 269 firms from 2008 to 2011 period. The study uses panel data regression. The results showed the market factor, size and book-to-market has a positive effect on returns while foreign ownership factors do not affect significantly."

"Coal is the largest fossil energy sources and according to the basic scenario of primary energy supply mix in 2015 consisted of coal 33%, folowed by gas (30%), petroleum (20%), and renewable energy (17%). Indonesia has a lot of potential in the natural resources of coal mining, so many investors conduct investment activities in the coal mining sector, one way is with a Stock Price Index which represented the market influence on stock returns of coal mining companies. Determination of the sample in this study using a non probability sampling with a purposive sampling technique, companies that meet the criteria are companies that have made the public stock offering before the year 2008. Data were analyzed using multiple regression methods. The study results showed that coal prices do not provide a significant positive effect on stock returns of coal mining companies. Composite Stock Price Index provide significant and positive influence of coal mining companies. Simultaneously two independent variables (coal prices and stock price index) have a significant influence on the dependent variable ( stock returns coal mining companies). The results are consistent with the theory of leading indicators, traditional stock valuation theory and the theory of Wealth Effect."