Mechanically Extracted Company Signals and their Impact on Stock and Credit Markets

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I analyze company news from Reuters with the 'General Inquirer' and relate measures of positive sentiment, negative sentiment and disagreement to abnormal stock returns, stock and option trading volume, the volatility spread and the CDS spread. I test hypotheses derived from market microstructure models. Consistent with these models, sentiment and disagreement are strongly related to trading volume. Moreover, sentiment and disagreement might be used to predict stock returns, trading volume and volatility. Trading strategies based on positive and negative sentiment are profitable if the transaction costs are moderate, indicating that stock markets are not fully efficient.

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Content Analysis, Company News, Market Microstructure
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ISO 690GRAF, Ferdinand, 2011. Mechanically Extracted Company Signals and their Impact on Stock and Credit Markets
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