Shrihari Santosh, University of Colorado
November 2016, updated May 2019
Wall Street Horizon Abstract
This report shows that price discovery after an earnings announcement occurs quickly through trading, and is not based on elapsed time after the announcement. The author ï¬nds that trade time is well approximated by the accumulation of transactions, not share volume, dollar volume, or turnover. These ï¬ndings challenge the traditional view that trading is not important for price discovery in response to public information.
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