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Stock-Price Effects of Internet Buy-Sell Recommendations: The Motley Fool Case
Authors:Mark Hirschey  Vernon J Richardson  Susan Scholz
Institution:University of Kansas
Abstract:The Motley Fool has attracted significant notoriety for stock market buy‐sell advice on the Internet. Across five different investment portfolios, Motley Fool buy recommendations appear to generate an average 1.62% rise in stock prices on the announcement day (0), and 2.40% returns over the announcement period (?1, +1). Sell recommendations seem to cause a ?1.49% announcement day return, and a ?3.33% announcement period return. Small cap growth stock buy recommendations for The Motley Fool's flagship Rule Breaker Portfolio are associated with returns of 3.66% on the announcement day, and a 6.15% return over the announcement period. These findings suggest herd‐like behavior among Internet investors, and that such announcements are more newsworthy than second‐hand buy‐sell recommendations published in traditional print and electronic media.
Keywords:Internet  newsletters  market efficiency  value effects
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