Measuring the value of media sentiment: A pragmatic view

This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction The value of news for the US stock market News moves markets News moves stock prices News vs. noise Regulated vs. unregulated news The news component of the stock price Materiality is near Size does matter Corporate senior management under the gun...

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Published inThe Handbook of News Analytics in Finance pp. 109 - 128
Main Author Munz, Marion
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Chichester, West Sussex, UK John Wiley & Sons, Ltd 16.05.2011
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long‐term investments
news sentiment systems
online trading platforms
real‐time environment
stock price
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Summary:This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction The value of news for the US stock market News moves markets News moves stock prices News vs. noise Regulated vs. unregulated news The news component of the stock price Materiality is near Size does matter Corporate senior management under the gun A case for regulated financial news media Wall Street analysts may create “material” news Traders may create news Earnings news releases News sentiment used for trading or investing decisions News sentiment systems Backtesting news sentiment systems The value of media sentiment Media sentiment in action Conclusion
ISBN:9780470666791
047066679X
DOI:10.1002/9781118467411.ch4