We find that crowds' analyses of stocks, disclosed on a social trading platform, provide explanatory power for stock returns. Exploiting a novel dataset that contains more than 14.9 million individual stock assessments for 10,452 stocks over the period from August 1, 2007, to July 15, 2015, our study shows that social trading platforms add valuable information for explaining future and abnormal stock returns. We find that a portfolio based on social media opinions yields a monthly excess return of 3.3%. We provide a theoretical rationale for our findings based on the argument that the platform is subject to fewer institutional restrictions and is designed more efficiently for prediction than financial markets
In this study, using AI, we empirically examine the irrational behaviour, specifically attention-dri...
Ever since modern-day financial markets existed, people have been trying to forecast movements in st...
In this thesis, I study the relationship between social media discussion and the stock index perform...
We find that crowds' analyses of stocks, disclosed on a social trading platform, provide explanatory...
We find that crowds’ analyses of stocks, disclosed on a social investment platform, provide explanat...
This paper presents a study regarding how crowdsourcing and wisdom of crowds effect can be used to p...
As social media continues to hold an increasingly dominant position in individuals’ lives, its poten...
Affordable access to electronic news and social media have increased the propensity of people to bro...
Emerging interest of trading companies and hedge funds in mining social web has created new avenues ...
© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013. Recently much attention has been paid on initial public of...
The cumulative dissertation of Michael Nofer examines whether Social Media platforms can be used to ...
In crowdsourced systems, it is often difficult to separate the highly capable “experts ” from the av...
A new trend called “nowcasting” is growing popular amongst investors. Nowcasting is a term used to e...
Investors seeking quality information rely on market experts on financial news platforms such as Goo...
We examine the value of crowd-generated content on a financial social media platform. The value of s...
In this study, using AI, we empirically examine the irrational behaviour, specifically attention-dri...
Ever since modern-day financial markets existed, people have been trying to forecast movements in st...
In this thesis, I study the relationship between social media discussion and the stock index perform...
We find that crowds' analyses of stocks, disclosed on a social trading platform, provide explanatory...
We find that crowds’ analyses of stocks, disclosed on a social investment platform, provide explanat...
This paper presents a study regarding how crowdsourcing and wisdom of crowds effect can be used to p...
As social media continues to hold an increasingly dominant position in individuals’ lives, its poten...
Affordable access to electronic news and social media have increased the propensity of people to bro...
Emerging interest of trading companies and hedge funds in mining social web has created new avenues ...
© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013. Recently much attention has been paid on initial public of...
The cumulative dissertation of Michael Nofer examines whether Social Media platforms can be used to ...
In crowdsourced systems, it is often difficult to separate the highly capable “experts ” from the av...
A new trend called “nowcasting” is growing popular amongst investors. Nowcasting is a term used to e...
Investors seeking quality information rely on market experts on financial news platforms such as Goo...
We examine the value of crowd-generated content on a financial social media platform. The value of s...
In this study, using AI, we empirically examine the irrational behaviour, specifically attention-dri...
Ever since modern-day financial markets existed, people have been trying to forecast movements in st...
In this thesis, I study the relationship between social media discussion and the stock index perform...