谁影响谁?投资者行为传染

Hasan Fallahgoul, Xin Lin
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社会互动和信息传递是金融市场定价和交易的重要组成部分。为了研究投资者和行业之间的行为传染和信息级联,我们在投资者情绪上部署了一个跳跃扩散过程——一个来自StockTwits的新数据集。校准过程后,我们发现基本交易者、专业交易者和波动交易者是最有影响力的投资者,在投资方法、经验和持有期类别的信息级联中分别处于领先地位,而动量交易者、新手和持仓交易者的信息级联最小。此外,COVID-19大流行期对分散的发生具有系统性的高影响。
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Who Influences Whom? Behavior Contagion among Investors
Social interaction and information transmission are essential components of pricing and trading in financial markets. To investigate the behavior contagion and information cascades among investors and sectors, we deploy a jump-diffusion process on investor sentiment -- a novel dataset from StockTwits. Calibrating the process, we find that fundamental, professional, and swing traders are the most influential investors and leading in information cascades within investment approach, experience, and holding period categories, respectively, while momentum, novice, and position traders are the least. Furthermore, the COVID-19 Pandemic period systematically has a high impact on the occurrence of dispersing.
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