In this paper, we investigate the statistical properties of the waiting times between two successive price changes above a fixed threshold (or a fixed point) for the indices of Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange. The database is from the indices of Shanghai and Shenzhen in the 10-year period from January 1997 to December 2006, and the empirical research shows that the distribut...

Data for the daily net purchases by foreigners in six Asian emerging equity markets over 1999-2001 provide strong evidence of positive-feedback trading with respect to recent domestic, U.S., and regional equity returns. There is also strong contemporaneous correlation between equity returns and net inflows, which appears to primarily reflect price pressures from demand shocks. The estimated pri...

Does Noise Create the Size and Value Effects? Black (1986) and Summers (1986) suggest that the price of a stock can deviate from its intrinsic value by a random noise. In this paper, we show that a stock with such a noise has a higher expected return when its market capitalization or price-dividend ratio is low, because a low market capitalization or price-dividend ratio is a signal that the no...

Asset prices and returns are known to vary signi®cantly more than output or aggregate consumption growth, and an order of magnitude in excess of what is justi®ed by innovations to fundamentals. We study excess price volatility in a lifecycle economy with two assets (claims on capital and a public debt bubble), heterogeneous agents, and increasing returns to ®nancial intermediation. We show that...

In this paper, we analyze about the relation between stock price returns and Headline News. Headline News is very important sources of information in asset management, and is sent in large quantities every day. We study the effect of more than 13,000 Headline News sent from JIJI PRESS. We classify Headline News using Text Categorization and analyze the reaction of a stock price return for every...

The relationship between demand and customer returns represents an important input to inventory planning models. While poor estimates of this relationship can dramatically increase inventory management costs (de Brito and van der Laan, 2002), there is surprisingly little research on the topic. In this paper we investigate the relationship between demand and returns by comparing how customers’ r...

I examine loan data from Prosper.com—a website which allows borrowers to post loans and for lenders to bid on those loans. The Prosper market somewhat resembles the theoretical model of search, herding, and crowding in a large market described in Berkovich and Tayon (2009). That model predicts that assets with high and low prices have high variance in the difference between price and true value...

the purpose of this study is to examine the dynamic effects of some macroeconomic variables: money stock, gross domestic product, consumer price index and exchange rates on determining housing price index behavior in iran using the error correction model. using seasonal data, the model is estimated by johansen-juselius cointegration approach during 1990-2007. the results reveal that all variabl...

Of necessity, many tax-price elasticities are calculated from tax return data. Survey data on families’ charitable giving and reporting on their tax returns indicate that reporting is a significant part of tax-price elasticity estimates. Roughly a quarter of the tax-price elasticity estimated from tax returns represents changes in reporting as opposed to changes in actual donations. These resul...

This study examines how crude oil price volatility affected the stock returns of major global and gas corporations during three oil-price wars that took place between October 1991 June 2020. Episodes considered include 1998 Saudi Arabia – Venezuela war, 2014–2016 conflict 2020 Russia war in a time unprecedented crisis caused by COVID-19 pandemic. The persistence prices times specific is capture...