摘要
当前,自然灾害、疫病、重大事故等不同类型的重大公共事件时有发生,事件过后恢复阶段的不确定性对中国经济与金融稳定构成潜在威胁,研究重大公共事件冲击下股票价格偏误、投资者情绪及情绪分化具有重要意义。以新冠疫情为例,首先,构建包含了重大公共事件冲击的“价格-情绪-价格”反馈交易理论模型,分析变量间的互动关系;其次,在通过文本情感分析构建投资者情绪及情绪分化指标,运用时变参数向量自回归模型(TVP-SV-VAR)研究了变量间动态关系的时变特征。结果表明重大公共事件对股票价格偏误、投资者情绪与情绪分化的冲击及后三者间动态关系具有时变性,即不同阶段不同情形下存在不同影响,且重大公共事件的冲击有更长持续期。
Currently, major public events, such as natural disasters, plague, serious accidents and so on, occur from time to time. The uncertainty in the recovery stage after the event poses a potential threat to China’s economic and financial stability. It is of great significance to study the stock price bias, investor sentiment and emotional differentiation under the impact of major public events. Taking COVID-19 as an example, this paper first constructs a theoretical model of “price-emotion-price” feedback transaction for major public events to analyze the interactive relationship among variables. Secondly, the investor sentiment and sentiment differentiation index are constructed through text sentiment analysis.The time-varying characteristics of the dynamic relationship between variables are studied by using time-varying parameter vector autoregressive model(TVP-SV-VAR). The results show that the impact of major public events on stock price bias, investor sentiment and emotional differentiation and the dynamic relationship between the latter three are time-varying, that is, there are different effects in different stages and situations, and the impact of major public events has a longer duration.
作者
陆峰
邢晓卫
Lu Feng;Xing Xiaowei(College of Finance and Insurance,Guangxi University of Finance and Economics,Nanning 530007,China;School of Business Administration,Northeastern University,Shenyang 110169,China)
出处
《当代经济管理》
CSSCI
北大核心
2022年第10期91-96,共6页
Contemporary Economic Management
基金
国家社会科学基金青年项目《“一带一路”金融合作与开放视角下中国金融系统结构性稳定的影响因素与风险产生机制研究》(18CJY059)
广西研究生教育创新计划学位与研究生教改项目《有机融合课程思政的研究生层次金融学专业课程建设与实践》(JGY202132)
广西财经学院金融与经济研究院资助。
关键词
重大公共事件
投资者情绪分化
股票价格偏误
行为金融理论
major public events
investor sentiment differentiation
stock price bias
behavioral finance theory