This paper attempts to quantify the short-term impact of takeover rumors on target stock prices. The study was conducted on the French stock market between 1997 and 2011 and concerns 200 rumors that appeared in the media (news agencies, newspapers, and Web sites). Our results show that this particular kind of information has a significant impact on the prices of target companies around and after the date of rumor appearance. The best performance of target shares is observed 50 days after the dissemination of the rumors in the media, with an average return of 4%. This performance is mainly explained by three components: credibility, rumor characteristics, and the anticipated effects of the takeover bid.
International audienceThis study examines commercial rumors from the perspective of marketing manage...
This paper examines 680 initial U.S. takeover rumours which name both bidder and target firms from 2...
The popular adage, “buy the rumor and sell the news,” can apply to only half of stock trades, becaus...
assistance. The financial support from Faculty of Law and Management Major Grants, La Trobe Universi...
We perform content analysis on a unique sample of 2074 first-instance published takeover rumors to s...
This paper explores the effects of rumors on stock prices. It targets publicly traded soccer teams t...
Acquisition announcements influence the stock price of target firms, providing an opportunity for in...
Les rumeurs d’offres publiques d’acquisition sont considérées comme des rumeurs financières les plus...
This study examines stock market reactions to the publication of rumors in Indonesia market. Using 6...
This paper analyzes the influence of rumors on price fluctuations in the Stock Exchange of São Paulo...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2022Despite the unverified nature of rumors, prior researc...
How pervasive is informed trading around takeover rumors? This dissertation tackles this research qu...
Rumor and stock markets are coexisted. Most previous studies have focused on the effect of rumor on ...
Prior takeover prediction research has advanced eight hypotheses to explain why specific firms are t...
Stock return is influenced by information release, dissemination, and acceptance. Rumor clarificatio...
International audienceThis study examines commercial rumors from the perspective of marketing manage...
This paper examines 680 initial U.S. takeover rumours which name both bidder and target firms from 2...
The popular adage, “buy the rumor and sell the news,” can apply to only half of stock trades, becaus...
assistance. The financial support from Faculty of Law and Management Major Grants, La Trobe Universi...
We perform content analysis on a unique sample of 2074 first-instance published takeover rumors to s...
This paper explores the effects of rumors on stock prices. It targets publicly traded soccer teams t...
Acquisition announcements influence the stock price of target firms, providing an opportunity for in...
Les rumeurs d’offres publiques d’acquisition sont considérées comme des rumeurs financières les plus...
This study examines stock market reactions to the publication of rumors in Indonesia market. Using 6...
This paper analyzes the influence of rumors on price fluctuations in the Stock Exchange of São Paulo...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2022Despite the unverified nature of rumors, prior researc...
How pervasive is informed trading around takeover rumors? This dissertation tackles this research qu...
Rumor and stock markets are coexisted. Most previous studies have focused on the effect of rumor on ...
Prior takeover prediction research has advanced eight hypotheses to explain why specific firms are t...
Stock return is influenced by information release, dissemination, and acceptance. Rumor clarificatio...
International audienceThis study examines commercial rumors from the perspective of marketing manage...
This paper examines 680 initial U.S. takeover rumours which name both bidder and target firms from 2...
The popular adage, “buy the rumor and sell the news,” can apply to only half of stock trades, becaus...