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Institutional Ownership as a Leading Indicator
Larry Swing - Oct 31, 2004 - A recent study published in the Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance examined the abnormal returns around quarterly earnings announcements for companies that
had large increases in institutional ownership from only a few institutions... Read More
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Mutual Fund Performance Averages
& Performance Persistence
Larry Swing - Oct 24, 2004 - Mutual fund managers
do not have sufficient skill to add value consistently in any style of fund except for growth... Read More
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Tracking Stocks
Larry Swing - Oct 17, 2004 - A study published in the Autumn 2004 Financial Management journal examined the returns of tracking stocks and their parents during the three years after launch... Read More
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Do you trust your mutual funds?
Larry Swing - Oct 10, 2004 - According to a study
published in October of 2003, mutual fund arbitrageurs could earn as much as
70% per year in abnormal returns by trading international funds... Read More
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Debt Calls
Larry Swing - Oct 3, 2004 - In a study recently published in The
Journal of Financial Research, John Affleck-Graves and Robert E. Miller
inspect the performance of stocks following the calling of outstanding debt.
Their dataset covered the period from 1945 to 1995, and included 718
instances of straight debt calls... Read More
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The Predictive Power of... Yahoo!
Message Boards?
Larry Swing - Sep 26, 2004 - In a study
recently published in The Journal of Finance, Werner Antweiler and Murray Z.
Frank study the effect of Yahoo! Message board postings on subsequent equity
returns. The study "Is All That Talk Just Noise? The Information Content of Internet Stock Message Boards," reports that messages help to predict subsequent volatility, volume, and return in the associated stocks... Read More
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Sentiment indicators, and our sentiments
Larry Swing - Sep 19, 2004 - In a 1999
study, David P. Simon and Roy A. Wiggins III examined the predictive power of
several popular contrary sentiment indicators. In their article entitled
"S&P Futures Returns and Contrary Sentiment Indicators," the authors
discover that an extremely simple set of rules may provide signals that are
significantly positive. Read More
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