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We investigate whether providers of news analytics affect the stock market. We exploit a unique identification strategy based on revisions between different product releases of a major provider of news analytics. We document a causal effect of news analytics on the market, irrespective of the...
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Exploiting a unique identification strategy based on inaccurate news analytics, we document a causal effect of news analytics on the market irrespective of the informational content of the news. We show that news analytics speed up the stock price and trading volume response to articles, but...
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explores individual predictors of time varying risk aversion among participants in U.S. defined contribution plans using a … susceptible to time varying risk aversion. Among older investors, variable risk preference was greatest for participants with the … market timing that may result from time varying risk aversion …
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, which usually have indefinite and comparatively long horizons. We analyze the role of the end time in an asset market … experiment, in which we vary the length of the horizon and whether the end time is definite or indefinite. We find very similar …
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We use a repeated survey of an Italian bank's clients to test whether investors' risk aversion increases following the 2008 financial crisis. We find that both a qualitative and a quantitative measure of risk aversion increases substantially after the crisis. After considering standard...
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We use a repeated survey of an Italian bank's clients to test whether investors' risk aversion increases following the 2008 financial crisis. We find that both a qualitative and a quantitative measure of risk aversion increases substantially after the crisis. After considering standard...
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