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market, or 41% of the total market capitalization. Over the same period, liquidity on the Jakarta Stock Exchange improved … Granger causality between foreign institutional ownership and liquidity, while controlling for persistence in foreign … ownership and liquidity measures. We find that foreign holdings have a negative impact on future liquidity: a 10% increase in …
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. Trading data from a large discount brokerage (Robinhood) confirm that retail investors acted as liquidity providers. The …
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The paper shows that the difference in aggregate volatility risk can explain why several anomalies are stronger among the stocks with low institutional ownership (IO). Institutions tend to stay away from the stocks with extremely low and extremely high levels of firm-specific uncertainty because...
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We document strong weekly lead-lag return predictability across stocks from different industries with no customer-supplier linkages (economically unrelated stocks). Between 1980 and 2010, the industry-neutral long-short hedge portfolio earns an average of over 19 basis points per week. This...
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to a permanent change in the composition of institutional ownership and a negative price and liquidity impact. We confirm …
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We document strong weekly lead-lag return predictability across stocks from different industries with no customer-supplier linkages (economically unrelated stocks). Between 1980 and 2010, the industry-neutral long-short hedge portfolio earns an average of over 19 basis points per week. This...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012985914
This study examines how heterogeneous institutional ownership affects stock price delay. Our result shows higher total institutional ownership and the number of institutions reduce price delay. We further classify institution types from stock's perspective (top 5 and year-long) and institution's...
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We examine how expertise of institutional investors (aka deft investors), based on the product market similarity of their 13F holdings, is related to asset prices. We find that portfolio similarity of investors is associated with returns both at the extensive and intensive margins. A long-short...
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Evidence presented in Dasgupta et al. (2011) indicates that financial institutions can be net buyers or sellers of a stock over consecutive quarters, implying the existence of trends in a stock's institutional ownership. I investigate the relation between institutional ownership and returns...
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