Over the last couple of years, we’ve seen many independent academic studies including one by Eric So, MIT and another by Joshua Livnat, NYU Stern and Li Zhang, Rutgers, that have concluded that alpha can be generated by trading on earnings date revision data from Wall Street Horizon.
We now have yet another piece of research, this time published by Deltix, a provider of software and services for quantitative research and algorithmic trading, that comes to the same conclusion.
For more information on this latest research, follow any of the links below. If you want to see what 50,000 earnings date changes per year look like, you'll have to give us a call because no one else will have it!
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Summary of the research methodology and results
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