Is all that talk just noise? The information content of Internet stock message boards

Article Abstract:

The impact of Internet stock messaging on stock price forecasting and stock market volatility is examined. Computational linguistics methods are used for the study.

British Columbia, Usage, Disclosure (Securities law), Natural language processing, Natural language interfaces, Language processing, Computational linguistics

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Predatory trading

Article Abstract:

A study on predatory trading in stock markets is presented. In this form of trading, the traders exploit the need of other investors or traders and gain from it.

Securities trading, Price cutting

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Forecast dispersion and the cross section of expected returns

Article Abstract:

A study evidencing that there is a negative relationship between stock returns and dispersions of earnings forecasts by financial analysts is presented.

Corporate Profits, Profit, Profits, Financial analysis

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