Impact of information trading on stock excess returns: Evidence from Shenzhen GEM
Xiaohong He, Liu Yucan
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Xiaohong He, Liu Yucan
Abstract
This paper focuses on studies of the effects of information trading on stock excess returns. We try to illustrate the information trading effect on the stock excess returns with a sample of 176 stocks on Shenzhen GEM. Using empirical tests, the results show that there is a positive and statistically significant correlation between information trading and stock excess returns.
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This paper focuses on studies of the effects of information trading on stock excess returns. We try to illustrate the information trading effect on the stock excess returns with a sample of 176 stocks on Shenzhen GEM. Using empirical tests, the results show that there is a positive and statistically significant correlation between information trading and stock excess returns.
Key concepts: Stock (firearms), Excess return, Stock trading, Econometrics, Financial economics, Algorithmic trading, Pairs trade, Economics