This paper examines the anchoring effect of 52-week high price on the investors’ gambling preference in the Chinese A-share market. We document the gambling preference only exists among stocks valued much lower than their 52-week high prices. Specifically, using return skewness as a proxy for...

We study which characteristics provide incremental predictive information for the cross-section of expected returns in the Chinese stock market. Our results provide empirical evidence for strong nonlinear relations between expected returns and selected characteristics, especially in the Trading...

In this paper, we find that the upside asymmetry calculated based on a new distribution-based asymmetry measure proposed by Jiang, Wu, Zhou, and Zhu (2020) is negatively related to average future returns in the crosssection of Chinese stock returns. By contrast, when using a conventional...

We study which characteristics provide incremental predictive information for the cross-section of expected returns in the Chinese stock market. Our results provide empirical evidence for strong nonlinear relations between expected returns and selected characteristics, especially in the trading...