The Effects of Quarterly and Annual Earnings Announcements on Market Depth

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Abstract:
The current study aims to investigate the effect of quarterly and annual earnings announcements on the abnormal market depth (representing information asymmetry). The dependent variable is the excess-depth and the independent variables are the excess-spread، abnormal trading volume and excess-volatility. To test the hypotheses، data of 97 listed companies on the Tehran Stock Exchange during 2009 - 2012 is used. Further، in order to testing of hypotheses a regression analysis employed. The results show that before the announcement، the Tehran Stock Exchange had a low depth and this is not only for the prior announcement period، so that after the announcement the low-depth is also observed. On the other hand، in the Tehran Stock Exchange، because of the more controls on annual reports، they are attracted by more investors and therefore a higher level of depth is visible during annual earnings announcement rather than quarterly. Also، the results show a significant correlation between the depth and the other independent variables around the earnings announcements.
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Persian
Published:
A Quarerly Journal Of Empirical Reasearch Of Financial Accounting, Volume:2 Issue: 2, 2015
Pages:
89 to 109
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