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This paper shows that persistent mispricing is consistent with a market that includes ambiguity-averse investors. In particular, ambiguity-averse investors may prefer to trade based on aggregate signals that reduce ambiguity at the cost of a loss in information. Equilibrium prices may therefore...
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This study takes news observations of Chinese listed companies from 2006 to 2017 as a sample to explore how the stock market responds to news. From the perspective of limited attention, we shed light on the role of institutional investors in the above reaction mechanism. The findings suggest...
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This study explores the Chinese stock market's response to news shocks. The results show that: (1) institutional investors pay over-attention to positive news shocks but insufficient attention to negative news shocks, which cause the asymmetric reaction of the stock market directly; (2) the...
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This paper is motivated from previous work in the area of bank interest rate and dividend policy, and we went further … to figure out whether there is any association between interest rate changes and the stock market's reaction to dividend … savings interest rate and dividend increase stock market react positively and our result show that stock market react …
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