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Do Retail Trades Move Markets? (2007)

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by Brad M. Barber , Terrance Odean , Ning Zhu
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@MISC{Barber07doretail,
    author = {Brad M. Barber and Terrance Odean and Ning Zhu},
    title = {Do Retail Trades Move Markets?},
    year = {2007}
}

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Abstract

We study the trading of individual investors using transaction data and identifying buyeror seller-initiated trades. We document four results: (1) Small trade order imbalance correlates well with order imbalance based on trades from retail brokers. (2) Individual investors herd. (3) When measured annually, small trade order imbalance forecasts future returns; stocks heavily bought underperform stocks heavily sold by 4.4 percentage points the following year. (4) Over a weekly horizon small trade order imbalance reliably predicts returns, but in the opposite direction; stocks heavily bought one week earn strong returns the subsequent week, while stocks heavily sold earn poor returns.

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retail trade move market    individual investor    transaction data    retail broker    percentage point    order imbalance    small trade order imbalance correlate    following year    opposite direction    subsequent week    buyeror seller-initiated trade    week earn    earn poor return    underperform stock   

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