This paper uses intraday short sale data to examine whether short sellers of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are informed. We find strong evidence that short selling predicts future returns of REITs. Heavily shorted REITs significantly underperform lightly shorted REITs by approximately 1 % over the following 20 trading days. This predictive relation holds for both small and large trades, but is stronger for large short trades. We also document a positive relation between shorting activity and volatility. Our results are consistent with th
The literature on short selling documents substantial evidence that short sellers are generally info...
No subject in securities regulation has generated more heat and less light than short selling. A sho...
While theoretical models strongly suggest that short-sales are mainly driven by private information,...
We study how investors can use financial securities to speculate on the decrease of house prices. Un...
The purpose of this thesis was to examine whether short sellers are informed traders. To measure thi...
We examine short interests in equity real estate investment trusts (REITs) between 1994 and 2001. Ou...
This paper evaluates the relation between publicly traded real estate returns and short interest lev...
We use short selling data from Data Explorers from 2004 to 2012 to investigate the extent to which U...
We use short selling data from Data Explorers from 2004 to 2012 to investigate the extent to which U...
Are short sellers informed? New evidence from short sales on financial firms during the 2007-2008 s...
This study uses short selling activity to test whether the relation between fundamentals and future ...
The short interest data reported in the United States aggregate valuation shorts (motivated by a pes...
Indirect real estate (IRE) returns are often shown to lead direct real estate (DRE) returns. Apart f...
We examine short selling in US stocks based on new SEC-mandated data for 2005. There is a tremendous...
This article examines real estate investment trusts (REITs) to determine the correspondence between ...
The literature on short selling documents substantial evidence that short sellers are generally info...
No subject in securities regulation has generated more heat and less light than short selling. A sho...
While theoretical models strongly suggest that short-sales are mainly driven by private information,...
We study how investors can use financial securities to speculate on the decrease of house prices. Un...
The purpose of this thesis was to examine whether short sellers are informed traders. To measure thi...
We examine short interests in equity real estate investment trusts (REITs) between 1994 and 2001. Ou...
This paper evaluates the relation between publicly traded real estate returns and short interest lev...
We use short selling data from Data Explorers from 2004 to 2012 to investigate the extent to which U...
We use short selling data from Data Explorers from 2004 to 2012 to investigate the extent to which U...
Are short sellers informed? New evidence from short sales on financial firms during the 2007-2008 s...
This study uses short selling activity to test whether the relation between fundamentals and future ...
The short interest data reported in the United States aggregate valuation shorts (motivated by a pes...
Indirect real estate (IRE) returns are often shown to lead direct real estate (DRE) returns. Apart f...
We examine short selling in US stocks based on new SEC-mandated data for 2005. There is a tremendous...
This article examines real estate investment trusts (REITs) to determine the correspondence between ...
The literature on short selling documents substantial evidence that short sellers are generally info...
No subject in securities regulation has generated more heat and less light than short selling. A sho...
While theoretical models strongly suggest that short-sales are mainly driven by private information,...