This paper devotes a first and direct attention on the feedback trading behaviors of one of the largest investor populations in the world. Using a unique data set of historical stock transaction, we examine cross-sectional and time-varying buy-sell activities of Chinese investor as a function of a series of stock returns in past. The time-horizons over which investors trade in response to retur...

We analyze time series of investor expectations of future stock market returns from six data sources between 1963 and 2011. The six measures of expectations are highly positively correlated with each other, as well as with past stock returns and with the level of the stock market. However, investor expectations are strongly negatively correlated with model-based expected returns. The evidence i...

this research intends to investigate the relationship between financial information transparency and investor behavior in tse, in order to provide safety trade and improve performance of the financial market in iran. in last decade transparency of the financial market has been known as one of the most effective variables in determining investor strategy. this study examines perception of transp...

In a previous article,1 we discussed some of the basic tax considerations investors face in lawsuits. We concluded that debt treatment tends to be unfavorable to an investor because income is ordinary and the investor may even be required to accrue phantom income. Outside the debt context, we observed, the investor tends to be indifferent as to whether the arrangement is a prepaid forward contr...

We consider the utility maximization problem for an investor who faces a solvency or risk constraint in addition to a budget constraint. The investor wishes to maximize her expected utility from terminal wealth subject to a bound on her expected solvency at maturity. We measure solvency using a solvency function applied to the terminal wealth. The motivation for our analysis is an optimal inves...

Research Question How does the protection of shareholder rights affect pricing family firms? Findings Investor reaction to a death in family, measured using abnormal stock returns, averages 0.58% and is significant. Investors perceive be value enhancing event with potential dilute control. The positive investor amplified countries periods weaker rights. Theoretical Implications External interna...