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Behavioral theories contend that the human decision-making process tends to both incorporate anchor points and improperly weight low probability events. In this study, we find evidence that equity option market investors anchor to prices and incorporate a probability weighting function similar...
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Student managed investment funds provide students the opportunity to manage a portfolio of real dollar investments and earn academic credit. Student managed funds typically benefit a University through improved course offerings within the field of finance where academic knowledge and practical...
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Using option implied risk neutral return distributions before and after earnings announcements, we study the option market's reaction to extreme events over earnings announcements. While earnings announcements generally reduce short term uncertainty about the stock price, very good news does not...
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This study measures the magnitude of execution costs of outright options and options which constitute strategies (“strategy‐linked options”), and examines if any differences in execution costs between these two groups is attributable to differences in market making costs on the Australian...
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We examine how informed traders trade in the option market around news announcements. We show that their profits depend on whether positions are long or short, whether trades take place before or after news releases, and whether events are scheduled or unscheduled. We predict and find that...
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A risk-neutral probability distribution (RND) for future S&P 500 returns extracted from index options contains investors' true expectations and also their risk preferences. But the empirical pricing kernel that emerges in a representative agent framework, which suppresses investor differences,...
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Large amount of trading has let the market become volatile, leading to the emergence of volatility instruments in the market to safeguard the risk-averse investors against uncertainties arising out of volatility in asset prices. The basic idea of this paper is to see the effect of VIX, which is...
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We study options market participants’ trading behavior before and after the options multiplier increases. After the options multiplier increases, the options market becomes more efficient. By analyzing the high-frequency microstructure dataset, we show that local retail and local institutional...
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