Theoretical model reveals anticipated regret alters stock returns in divergent directions, suggesting behavioral influences.
This paper presents a theoretical model that analyses how stock returns are affected by the presence of regret‐averse investors in the market. The model demonstrates how anticipation of regret leads to positive short‐run and negative long‐run correlations of stock returns. In addition, the model predicts a positive correlation between future trading volume and the dispersion of the realized stock returns.
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