We measure individual stocks' misvaluation based on their firm-specific deviations from predicted intrinsic values. The misvaluation measure exhibits association with stocks' valuation uncertainty and arbitrage difficulty, and has significant power to forecast stock returns incremental to size,...

We propose that when a firm cross-lists in segmented markets, in pricing the second issued share, the first issued share price as a reference plays both an informational and anchoring role. We develop a model illustrating the dual-role and relating the anchoring bias to the IPO underpricing of...

We offer a new anchoring explanation for the ex-day abnormal returns of stock distributions including stock dividend distributions, splits, and reverse splits. We propose that investors tend to anchor on cum-day prices in valuating ex-distribution stocks, resulting in a positive association...

This paper examines the relation between investor overconfidence and the idiosyncratic volatility of stock returns. We use investor sentiment, stock turnover, stock misvaluation, and institutional ownership to measure the influence of investor overconfidence on stocks, and find that...

When a firm cross-lists its shares in segmented markets, the price of the first issued share, as a reference, plays both an informational and anchoring role in pricing the second issued share. We develop a model illustrating the dual-role. Empirically, we examine a group of Chinese firms that...