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This thesis aims to investigate the investment reactions of retail investors to corporate
misconduct news. Using data from Robinhood and Violation Tracker, the study demonstrates
how news of corporate misconduct has a limited impact on investor behavior. The research
recognizes model limitations arising from evolving investor dynamics and information sources.
It suggests that behavioral variables and sentiment analysis should be included in future
research to understand investor reactions better. This study challenges the traditional notion of
market efficiency and underscores the necessity for nuanced models to better understand the
complexity of human behavior in a dynamic financial environment.
Keywords: Retail investors, Robinhood, Violation Tracker, Corporate misconduct.
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Robinhood Retail investors Violation tracker Corporate misconduct
