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WHICH INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR TYPES ARE MOST INFORMED? EVIDENCE FROM REPORTED PORTFOLIO HOLDINGS

The funds management industry has grown rapidly over the past decades and plays a vital role in making financial market more efficient and to provide value to its investors. There are a wide variety of institutional investor types, all with different characteristics which potentially can result in a differing ability to predict future stock performance. Hedge funds

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A LONG-TERM STUDY OF DEFENDANT FIRMS IN SHAREHOLDER CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS

In the US, shareholders can form a class action to sue a company under S10b-5 of the Securities Exchange Act for allegedly releasing misleading information, or for failing to disclose material information. The substantial cost of litigation, and its associated impact on shareholder value, has prompted debate over whether to reform access to the shareholder

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ALGORITHMIC TRADING USING SHORT INTEREST AS THE PRIMARY TRADING SIGNAL

A new study by CMCRC researchers James Melouney and Dr. Matthew Clifton report that a trading strategy based on short-selling information can be used to develop several stock portfolios, achieving annual returns ranging from 0.2118% to 6.3015% after transaction costs. Short-selling refers to the selling of stocks one does not currently own and subsequently purchasing

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