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Intra-industry transfer of information inferred from trading volume
Brushko, Iuliia ; Ferris, S. P. ; Hanousek, Jan ; Trešl, Jiří
This study examines the responsiveness of trading volume to a firm’s earnings announcements. We find that the volume and earnings surprise information generated at the first earnings announcement within an industry help to explain the stock returns of the non-announcing firm. Specifically, it explains their equity performance at the time of the first industry announcement and then again after their own earnings announcement. These results provide novel insights into how earnings announcements contain both firm specific as well as industry information that is value relevant for investors.
Event Study on Financial Announcements: New Evidence of Stock Sensitivity and Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift
Čonka, Matěj ; Krištoufek, Ladislav (advisor) ; Habiňák, Ladislav (referee)
This thesis investigates the presence of abnormal returns after the companies announce their earnings (earnings-price anomaly) on 23 companies listed on STOXX 50 Europe index. Weuse the event studies framework and we summarize main models for abnormal returns' estimation with closer look on the Market Model and CAPM. We do not find considerable value added when using more complex CAPM compared to the Market Model. The results show significant abnormal returns for good news and bad news earnings surprises with bigger market reaction on good news earnings surprises. The findings also provide the evidence of market inefficiency and the possibility of pre-announcement leakage of information. We find post-earnings-announcement drift for good news earnings surprisesandthepresenceofcontrarianreturns.

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