2016
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2851865
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IPO Market Timing with Uncertain Aftermarket Retail Demand

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“…Several studies support empirically the investor sentiment hypothesis. For instance, this empirical evidence is found in Cornelli et al (2006), Kaustia and Knüpfer (2008), Dorn (2009), Da et al (2011), Aissia (2014, Saade (2015) and Santos (2017). Cornelli et al (2006) use prices from the grey market (the market that precedes European IPOs) to proxy for small investors' valuations.…”
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confidence: 98%
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“…Several studies support empirically the investor sentiment hypothesis. For instance, this empirical evidence is found in Cornelli et al (2006), Kaustia and Knüpfer (2008), Dorn (2009), Da et al (2011), Aissia (2014, Saade (2015) and Santos (2017). Cornelli et al (2006) use prices from the grey market (the market that precedes European IPOs) to proxy for small investors' valuations.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Over time, investor exuberance fades away, resulting in long -run underperformance. In fact, the IPO market is perceived as so intimately related to investor sentiment that first -day returns on IPOs have been proposed as a proxy for investor sentiment (Baker and Wurgler, 2006;Santos, 2017).…”
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