Eric C. So, Rongfei Wang, and Ran Zhang ♦ Using a unique dataset of firms listed on China’s Shenzhen Stock Exchange, we show that investors’ corporate site visits convey information about future stock returns. Firms with abnormally frequent investor visits predictably outperform firms with…
Veljko Fotak, Hye Seung (Grace) Lee, William L. Megginson, and Jesus M. Salas ♦ We investigate whether firm-level political connections affect the allocation of exemptions from tariffs imposed on $550 billion of Chinese goods imported to the United States annually…
Vivian W. Fang, Joshua Madsen, and Xinyuan Shao ♦ This paper studies the market microstructure implications of uninformed trading volume. We capture uninformed volume using spikes in retail trading triggered by weekly advertisements in the Wall Street Journal that are largely…
Christian Andres, Dmitry Bazhutov, Douglas Cumming, Gerrit Köchling, and Peter Limbach ♦ We show that productivity at both the firm and employee (i.e., analyst and inventor) level temporarily declines upon announcements of takeover rumors that do not materialize. Such speculative…
Tania Babina, Paige Ouimet, and Rebecca Zarutskie ♦ How does access to public equity markets affect the human capital of IPO filing firms? While IPO filing firms have high average wages and limited industrial diversification, a successful IPO increases departures of high-wage…
Shuai Fang, Xiaolong Liu, and Arno J. Van der Vlist ♦ We examine whether the heterogeneity of expectations is associated with idiosyncratic variations in experience. Combining household survey data and market administrative data from the Netherlands, we find that given…
