Abstract
This study establishes a relationship between stock-specific investor sentiment and stock price movements around earnings announcements. Stock-specific investor sentiment is the key determinant of price adjustment in the context of an earnings surprise. The effect of stock-specific investor sentiment dominates the effect of macro-sentiment. Finally, we provide evidence that the effect of stock-specific investor sentiment is more pronounced for stocks that are hard to value and difficult to arbitrage.
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