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The role of individual investor sentiment as a factor in the Chinese stock market

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Resumo:Over the past 30 years, the rise of the Chinese economy has elevated the significance of its financial markets. With more data becoming available and regulations improving efficiency, research on multifactor models explaining stock returns in this retail investor dominated ecosystem becomes feasible. However, the most prominent model, CH-3, employs an extreme filter by excluding the lowest 30% of stocks by market capitalization to reduce the impact of shell value through reverse merger IPOs 3 a practice dominant in the early 2000s. This thesis introduces an individual sentiment factor by running a horserace on social media-based proxies. To analyse the performance of the new four-factor CH-G model, it is tested against a replicated CH-3 model across three subsamples, with a focus on including and excluding microcaps. The CH-G better captures the characteristics of the Chinese stock market in the 2009 to 2023 period, with the sentiment factor proving significant across panels. The model demonstrates higher average adjusted R-squares and notable explanatory power, especially when including all individual stocks instead of excluding the smallest 30%. This supports the argument that excluding microcaps may no longer be appropriate in the evolving Chinese market.
Autores principais:Hirsch, Margaretha
Assunto:Chinese stock returns Multifactor models CH-3 Individual investor sentiment Retornos de ações chinesas Modelos multifatoriais Sentimento de investidores individuais
Ano:2024
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade Católica Portuguesa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Veritati - Repositório Institucional da Universidade Católica Portuguesa
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Retornos de ações chinesas
Modelos multifatoriais
Sentimento de investidores individuais
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Multifactor models
CH-3
Individual investor sentiment
Retornos de ações chinesas
Modelos multifatoriais
Sentimento de investidores individuais
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description Over the past 30 years, the rise of the Chinese economy has elevated the significance of its financial markets. With more data becoming available and regulations improving efficiency, research on multifactor models explaining stock returns in this retail investor dominated ecosystem becomes feasible. However, the most prominent model, CH-3, employs an extreme filter by excluding the lowest 30% of stocks by market capitalization to reduce the impact of shell value through reverse merger IPOs 3 a practice dominant in the early 2000s. This thesis introduces an individual sentiment factor by running a horserace on social media-based proxies. To analyse the performance of the new four-factor CH-G model, it is tested against a replicated CH-3 model across three subsamples, with a focus on including and excluding microcaps. The CH-G better captures the characteristics of the Chinese stock market in the 2009 to 2023 period, with the sentiment factor proving significant across panels. The model demonstrates higher average adjusted R-squares and notable explanatory power, especially when including all individual stocks instead of excluding the smallest 30%. This supports the argument that excluding microcaps may no longer be appropriate in the evolving Chinese market.
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spellingShingle The role of individual investor sentiment as a factor in the Chinese stock market
Hirsch, Margaretha
Chinese stock returns
Multifactor models
CH-3
Individual investor sentiment
Retornos de ações chinesas
Modelos multifatoriais
Sentimento de investidores individuais
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Chinese stock returns
Multifactor models
CH-3
Individual investor sentiment
Retornos de ações chinesas
Modelos multifatoriais
Sentimento de investidores individuais
title The role of individual investor sentiment as a factor in the Chinese stock market
title_full The role of individual investor sentiment as a factor in the Chinese stock market
title_fullStr The role of individual investor sentiment as a factor in the Chinese stock market
title_full_unstemmed The role of individual investor sentiment as a factor in the Chinese stock market
title_short The role of individual investor sentiment as a factor in the Chinese stock market
title_sort The role of individual investor sentiment as a factor in the Chinese stock market
topic Chinese stock returns
Multifactor models
CH-3
Individual investor sentiment
Retornos de ações chinesas
Modelos multifatoriais
Sentimento de investidores individuais
topic_facet Chinese stock returns
Multifactor models
CH-3
Individual investor sentiment
Retornos de ações chinesas
Modelos multifatoriais
Sentimento de investidores individuais
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