Do individual investors have better information about local stocks? Our results demonstrate that they do. Large trading imbalances by investors living close to a firm\u27s headquarters predict the stock\u27s earnings announcement return. Stocks with the most net buying by local investors average significantly higher market-adjusted announcement returns than stocks with the most net selling by local investors. This return difference is pronounced for small and medium-sized firms, but absent among large firms, which have significant analyst coverage. Local investors\u27 information advantage comes at the expense of nonlocal traders
ABSTRACT We examine the impact of distance on internet search, and the effect of the ...
Using trade data from Korea from December 1996 to November 1998, we find evidence that domestic indi...
Using the database of holding and trades of global institutional investors, we show that discretiona...
Do individual investors have better information about local stocks? Our results demonstrate that the...
This study investigates individual investors ’ bias towards nearby companies. Using data from a larg...
Using data on the investments a large number of individual investors made through a discount broker ...
The paper tests whether individuals have value-relevant information about local stocks (where "local...
Using data on the investments a large number of individual investors made through a discount broker ...
Theory suggests that earnings announcements can either increase or decrease the level of information...
We show that local investor attention, as a proxy for the arrival rate of informed trading, has an i...
Investor preference for local stocks provides a quasi-experimental setting to investigate whether th...
This paper examines whether analysts resident in a country make more precise earnings forecasts for ...
Purpose Local investors have the ability to impact the stock prices and returns of local firms. Howe...
We develop a 10-K-based multidimensional measure of firm locations. Using this measure, we show that...
This study shows that value-relevant information about publicly traded U.S. firms is geographically ...
ABSTRACT We examine the impact of distance on internet search, and the effect of the ...
Using trade data from Korea from December 1996 to November 1998, we find evidence that domestic indi...
Using the database of holding and trades of global institutional investors, we show that discretiona...
Do individual investors have better information about local stocks? Our results demonstrate that the...
This study investigates individual investors ’ bias towards nearby companies. Using data from a larg...
Using data on the investments a large number of individual investors made through a discount broker ...
The paper tests whether individuals have value-relevant information about local stocks (where "local...
Using data on the investments a large number of individual investors made through a discount broker ...
Theory suggests that earnings announcements can either increase or decrease the level of information...
We show that local investor attention, as a proxy for the arrival rate of informed trading, has an i...
Investor preference for local stocks provides a quasi-experimental setting to investigate whether th...
This paper examines whether analysts resident in a country make more precise earnings forecasts for ...
Purpose Local investors have the ability to impact the stock prices and returns of local firms. Howe...
We develop a 10-K-based multidimensional measure of firm locations. Using this measure, we show that...
This study shows that value-relevant information about publicly traded U.S. firms is geographically ...
ABSTRACT We examine the impact of distance on internet search, and the effect of the ...
Using trade data from Korea from December 1996 to November 1998, we find evidence that domestic indi...
Using the database of holding and trades of global institutional investors, we show that discretiona...