Abstract
We examine the sentiment-synchronicity relationship in the Chinese stock market and find that investor sentiment has a significantly positive impact on the stock return synchronicity. Besides, the effect is more pronounced for young, small, volatile, and low-priced stocks. These findings are robust to alternative model specifications, an alternative sentiment proxy, and subperiod analysis.
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