Block Trading and Information Revelation around Quarterly Earnings Announcements
The Review of Financial Studies · 1992 · Volume 5 · Issue 2
Abstract
I investigate the empirical importance of information revelation in the pricing of block trades. In particular, I examine whether block prices are correlated with the unexpected part of firms’ quarterly earnings. For my sample of block trades, information revelation does indeed appear to be a significant factor shortly before earnings announcements.
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