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Retail Investors’ Contrarian Behavior Around News, Attention, and the Momentum Effect

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By Patrick Luo, Enrichetta Ravina, Marco Sammon, Luis Viceira
| National Bureau of Economic Research
We thank Nicholas Barberis, Cary Frydman (discussant), Marina Niessner (discussant), Terry Odean (discussant), Michaela Pagel (discussant), Cameron Peng, and seminar participants at Harvard Business School, the Swedish House of Finance, HKUST, the City University of Hong Kong, UBC Winter Finance Conference, the CEPR Household Finance Seminar Series, the NBER Summer Institute, Georgetown Fintech Seminar Series, the Boulder Summer Conference on Consumer Decision Making, the CEPR WE_ARE Seminar...
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Monumental misinformation makes for monumental misunderstandings

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By John Wise, Joe Traub, Briana Whatcott, Patrick Luo
| Weber State Signpost Verified
Social media feeds erupted with news after President Trump issued an executive order to shrink two national monuments in Utah and that he would be visiting the state’s capitol on Dec. 4. Almost immediately, questions and accusations arose regarding the legal logistics of an attack on public lands — monuments especially — and hyperbole and rhetoric has driven public discourse. An impassioned crowd of nearly 5,000 swarmed Utah’s capitol on Dec.
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Do you know your news? Dec. 7

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By Patrick Luo, Joe Traub, Briana Whatcott, Cydnee Green
| Weber State Signpost Verified
1. How much will graduate school students pay in taxes per year if the House tax bill becomes law? 2. Police and soldiers of which country enforced a curfew due to political unrest in the presidential balloting? 3. On Dec 3., President Donald Trump said which government agency is in “tatters?” 4. Which Disney short film is under criticism for preceding the release of “Coco?” 5. President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Dec. 4 to reduce boundaries of which national monuments? c.
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