Purpose-The purpose of this paper is to theoretically and empirically explore the effects of attention levels on individual investors’ investment return. Design/methodology/approach-By introducing the heterogeneous attention, the authors first expand the theoretical model of Barber and Odean. The authors use graphical analysis, univariate analysis, multiple regression analysis and construct a portfolio to carry out an empirical study. Findings-The authors first find evidence in support of Barber and Odean’s price pressure hypothesis. By theoretical and empirical study, the authors conclude that attention negatively affects individual investors’ investment return. Originality/value-By introducing the heterogeneous attention, the paper provid...
This thesis investigates retail and institutional investor attention and their effects on the dynami...
This thesis examines whether differences in retail investor attention of different stocks measured b...
Building on Barber and Odean (2008), a growing body of papers document a positive relationship betwe...
Purpose-The purpose of this paper is to theoretically and empirically explore the effects of attenti...
Individual investors quite often face a search problem of which stock they should select from many c...
The major goal of this thesis is to broaden and deepen the understanding on how limited investor att...
We study the asset pricing implications of attention allocation theories. These theories allow us to...
We test the hypothesis that individual investors are more likely to be net buyers of attention-grabb...
It has been shown that individual investors are more likely to buy rather than sell stocks that catc...
We test and confirm the hypothesis that individual investors are net buyers of attention-grabbing st...
The investors' attention has been extensively used to predict the stock market. Different from exist...
This dissertation examines the factors that influence investors' attention to the stock market and t...
This paper analyzes how a stock’s liquidity, turnover, volatility and returns are driven by short te...
This thesis examines the relationship between investors' attention and movements in financial market...
This paper tests asset pricing implications of the investor attention shift hypothesis proposed in r...
This thesis investigates retail and institutional investor attention and their effects on the dynami...
This thesis examines whether differences in retail investor attention of different stocks measured b...
Building on Barber and Odean (2008), a growing body of papers document a positive relationship betwe...
Purpose-The purpose of this paper is to theoretically and empirically explore the effects of attenti...
Individual investors quite often face a search problem of which stock they should select from many c...
The major goal of this thesis is to broaden and deepen the understanding on how limited investor att...
We study the asset pricing implications of attention allocation theories. These theories allow us to...
We test the hypothesis that individual investors are more likely to be net buyers of attention-grabb...
It has been shown that individual investors are more likely to buy rather than sell stocks that catc...
We test and confirm the hypothesis that individual investors are net buyers of attention-grabbing st...
The investors' attention has been extensively used to predict the stock market. Different from exist...
This dissertation examines the factors that influence investors' attention to the stock market and t...
This paper analyzes how a stock’s liquidity, turnover, volatility and returns are driven by short te...
This thesis examines the relationship between investors' attention and movements in financial market...
This paper tests asset pricing implications of the investor attention shift hypothesis proposed in r...
This thesis investigates retail and institutional investor attention and their effects on the dynami...
This thesis examines whether differences in retail investor attention of different stocks measured b...
Building on Barber and Odean (2008), a growing body of papers document a positive relationship betwe...