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Do Turkish Spiders Confuse Bulls And Bears?: The Case of Dow Jones Istanbul 20
2007
Investment Management & Financial Innovations
The investor sentiment theory advocates that the prices of securities predominantly held by individual investors may be influenced by their positive or negative sentiment about the market. The closed-end funds and exchange traded funds are such securities held primarily by individual investors and may be subject to investor sentiment. Thus, they may trade at premiums to or discounts from their net asset values in rising or declining markets. This article studies the daily percentage premiums
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