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We hypothesize that managers can learn about a firm's investment uncertainty from the equity options market. Using a US sample of 1,865 merger and acquisition attempts during 1996–2015, we show that the volatility implied from an acquiring firm's equity options around an acquisition...
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Divergence in investor beliefs is an important driver of the negative relation between option trading volume and future stock returns. We find a strong negative relation between disagreement-based option trades and future stock returns, and this relation is markedly amplified when the underlying...
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We analyze the effect of option trading on the return predictability of short interest. There is no difference in the return predictability of short-interest ratios between stocks with and without traded options. The predictability of the put-call open interest ratio (PCOIR) is weaker than that...
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If the implied volatility is higher than the realized volatility, OTM call returns can be negative and decrease in strike prices/skewness, a return pattern also consistent with skewness preference. Empirically, we find the above return pattern is not driven by investors purchasing OTM calls, but...
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