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Oral número 14, barra 2003. Se declara abierta la sesión. Por el/ la Señor/Señora Secretario/a se va a dar lectura a los escritos de acusación y defensa. SECRETARIO/A.-(Lee los escritos de acusación y defensa, omitiendo la proposición de... more
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      Financial Markets, Institutions, Momentum, Agency Costs
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      Finance, Cognitive Biases, Profitability, Momentum
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... 7Madhavan and Smidt (1993), Hasbrouck and Sofianos (1993), Hansch, Naik, and Viswanathan (1998), and Hendershott and Seasholes (2006) find that prices quoted by deal-ers are inversely related to their inventory and that inventory is... more
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ABSTRACT We examine the stock market's reaction to 13F lings with the SEC. On the day an institution files its 13F, do the prices of stocks held by the institution change? We begin our analysis by examining price responses for... more
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ABSTRACT Two findings in the equity-fund literature are confounded by momentum in the underlying stock returns -— persistence in fund performance and the existence of smart money in fund flows, whereby net inflows outperform net outflows.... more
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ABSTRACT Studies of stock mutual funds find little evidence of persistence in performance. The most common interpretation for such limited persistence is that dispersion in performance is driven largely by managers' luck. However,... more
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In the last 30 years, financial economists have documented ample evidence that both the time series and the cross section of stock returns are predictable.1 Recently, economists even ex-tended this evidence of predictability to... more
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      Business, Business and Management, Sampling methods, Profitability