Counterfactual Thinking, Trading, and Market Inefficiency
Counterfactual Thinking, Trading, and Market Inefficiency
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反事实思维、交易和市场低效率
DOI:
10.11167/jbef.15.s9
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发表时间:
2022
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通讯作者:
Jie Qin
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作者:
Hoshikawa Takeshi;Inagaki Kazuyuki;石原俊時;松中学;グスタフ・カッセル;三浦 壮;清水 剛;K.セーレン;橋口勝利;竹野学;岩井克人・スズキトモ・清水剛;杉本弘幸;小林延人;杉本弘幸;橋口 勝利;竹野学;Jie Qin
This study examines the effects of counterfactual thinking on asset pricing and market efficiency in a noisy rational expectation model. Emotional traders with counterfactual thinking trade an equity with informed and uninformed rational traders. An equilibrium exists wherein shocks to emotional traders’ counterfactuals are aggregated and are incorporated into equity price. Counterfactual thinking reduces the informational efficiency of the equity market. The stronger traders’ counterfactual thinking, or the noisier the shocks to counterfactuals are, the lower the price informativeness. Counterfactual thinking also reduces price responsiveness and market liquidity.