2020
DOI: 10.1007/s12197-020-09506-8
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Market fragmentation and post-earnings announcement drift

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“…Several studies, including Chordia, Subrahmanyam, and Tong (2014), Milian (2015), and Martineau (2021), argue that PEAD has recently shrunk to the point of disappearance. However, other recent studies, like Ali, Chen, Yao, and Yu (2020) and Cox (2020), find that PEAD persists. We document that while both PEAD and PEAD.txt decrease in the second half of our sample, the shrinkage of PEAD.txt is smaller, and it is far from disappearing.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…Several studies, including Chordia, Subrahmanyam, and Tong (2014), Milian (2015), and Martineau (2021), argue that PEAD has recently shrunk to the point of disappearance. However, other recent studies, like Ali, Chen, Yao, and Yu (2020) and Cox (2020), find that PEAD persists. We document that while both PEAD and PEAD.txt decrease in the second half of our sample, the shrinkage of PEAD.txt is smaller, and it is far from disappearing.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…Indriawan (2020) shows the difference in the trading volume and market quality for ASX and Chi-X in the Australian market around macroeconomic news announcements. Cox (2020) examines the dynamics of the market fragmentation around earnings announcements and finds that the proportion of the off-exchange volume increases around the earnings announcements. Mishra et al (2021) confirm Cox (2020), and further show that the dynamic of the fragmentation is different around earnings and repurchasing announcements.…”
Section: Information Risk (Adverse Selection)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cox (2020) examines the dynamics of the market fragmentation around earnings announcements and finds that the proportion of the off-exchange volume increases around the earnings announcements. Mishra et al (2021) confirm Cox (2020), and further show that the dynamic of the fragmentation is different around earnings and repurchasing announcements. The off-exchanges trading volume share increases around scheduled earnings announcements, but it does not change around unscheduled repurchasing announcements.…”
Section: Information Risk (Adverse Selection)mentioning
confidence: 99%