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Internet postings and investor herd behavior: evidence from China's open-end fund market
S. Zhou and X. Liu
Discover the intriguing relationship between internet postings and herd behavior in China's open-end fund market, as explored by Shifen Zhou and Xiaojun Liu. This research unveils how online discussions can sway collective investor actions, revealing a fascinating dynamic that shapes market behavior.
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