Impact of Information Window on Stock Returns
Autor: ıllı αяѕαℓαи ıllı • May 30, 2016 • Research Paper • 2,562 Words (11 Pages) • 836 Views
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Introduction
With the increase in the potential use of social media, we can now examine how the information window can announce the variations in the stock markets and the stock returns. Social media has been termed as ‘megaphone’ because of its one-to-many feature, [1] which helps in accelerating the procedure of getting firms’ intended messages out to a broad base of stakeholders and the multiway engagement feature which facilitates a dialogue between firms and their online followers.
In the previous decade, data innovation has changed the revelation scene and the way firms convey imperative data to the partners. In spite of the expanding consideration from stakeholders and organizations, we know generally minimal about how organizations and firms use online networking to spread material data, particularly nonfinancial data.
The importance of stock market is well acknowledged in industries and growing economies because they play a vital role in growing industries that finally have an effect on the economy. This is the way that stakeholders reach the firms through social media using that intended message they posted. [2] There are many factors that influence the stock markets but the main factors include economic conditions, political influence and investor’s sentiment.
[3] While examining the user's extent of person to person communication, it can be inferred that current social groups impact in individual's private life, though the customary systems administration or social groups is more interrelated to business circle. In the developing nations, much the same as Pakistan, advertising through online networking is not considered important in light of the fact that individuals do not know that the amount of effect the online networking can bring about to their business, positive and in addition negative.
Some companies and firms have tried participating in the race of marketing and business via social media but now it seems they have lost focus on it. The easiest way to reach your targeted audience is social media and Facebook is termed as the giant of it with more than 5 million users and the score is increasing rapidly day by day.
[4] Online surveys and appraisals influence a wide range of metrics, both online and offline from the net, for example, customer evaluations, consumer purchase conversion rates, brand assessments, firm execution and firm esteem. Online TPRs of new items impact stock returns of the organizations presenting the item toward their valence. Advertising spending builds the positive effect of TPRs on firm esteem and cushions the negative effect.
Background
Social media is an emerging web technology that helps people and firms to enable interactions among people to create, share and exchange information in vital networks and communities.
[1] If we take into consideration, the corporate disclosure, it allows many people to share and exchange ideas on their companies, products or brands. According to the research in Boston, USA, Gallaugher and Ransbotham (2010) provide a useful framework and typology for thinking about the effects of corporate social media.
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