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We explore the missing momentum effect in the Chinese stock market from the perspective ofindividual investor preference. Creating a comprehensive individual investor preference index toinvestigate the missing momentum effect, we find that the momentum effect diminishes towardabsence in...
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This paper develops an asset market based test for preference for the timing of resolution of uncertainty. Our main theorem provides a characterization of preference for early resolution of uncertainty in terms of the risk premium of assets realized during the period when the informativeness of...
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This paper develops an asset market based test for preference for the timing of resolution of uncertainty. Our main theorem provides a characterization of preference for early resolution of uncertainty in terms of the risk premium of assets realized during the period when the informativeness of...
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Momentum is a pervasive characteristic of financial markets that lacks a broadly accepted explanation. In addition to its longstanding challenge to asset pricing theory, recent work finds that momentum poses a challenge for expected utility (EU) theory, opening an avenue for new decision...
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This paper examines the anchoring effect of 52-week high price on the investors’ gambling preference in the Chinese A-share market. We document the gambling preference only exists among stocks valued much lower than their 52-week high prices. Specifically, using return skewness as a proxy for...
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Controlling for proxy advisor recommendations in voting regressions leads to biased estimates of vote determinants. We develop a sequential learning model in which shareholders base their votes on all available information and the informed advisors’ recommendations to demonstrate that...
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Individuals invest in Environmental-Social-Governance (ESG)-assets not only because of (higher) expected returns but also driven by ethical and social considerations. Less is known about ESG-conscious investor subjective beliefs about crypto-assets and how these compare to traditional assets....
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