Abstract
ABSTRACT This paper examines the implications of short-sale constraints, limits to arbitrage, and behavioral biases on the FEARS sentiment and stock returns asymmetric relationship. Our results indicate a strong negative relationship between FEARS sentiment and stock return. Our findings show that short-sell and arbitrage constraint attenuates the potential impact of sentiment on return behavior. We find that the FEARS sentiment influences behavioral biases and the trading activity of market participants.
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