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Analyst quality, optimistic bias, and reactions to major news (Record no. 163481)

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Personal name Cao, Jian
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Title Analyst quality, optimistic bias, and reactions to major news
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Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture Thousand Oaks, CA:
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Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice 2011.
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Title Journal Auditing Accounting and Finance
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Summary, etc. This article investigates whether financial analysts’ characteristics are associated with their asymmetric response of stock recommendations between positive and negative information shocks. The authors hypothesize that incentives exist such that quality attributes that differentiate analysts are positively associated with the timely revelation of negative news about a firm. As a result, the authors expect the asymmetric response to be reduced for superior analysts. Using the stock return/recommendation changes relationship, they find that the asymmetric reaction is less for analysts with characteristics that are indicative of higher quality. Furthermore, the reduction is more pronounced for analysts in the top decile and is only present when analysts have negative private information. This article therefore contributes to the research on differing analyst characteristics and report quality, and provides additional insights on analyst bias.
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    Library of Congress Classification     School of Social Work Library School of Social Work Library - Special Collections 03/11/2011 Vol. 26, no. 3 (pages 502 - 526)   HF5601 JOU 21/11/2023 SP9777 21/11/2023 Journal Article For in-house use only