Czym w wolnych chwilach od
"ratowania" Grecji zajmują się w EBC.
"At the 2010 FIFA World
Cup in South Africa, many soccer matches were played during stock market trading
hours, providing us with a natural experiment to analyze fluctuations in investor
attention. Using minute‐by‐minute trading data for fifteen international stock exchanges,
we present three key findings. First, when the national team was playing, the
number of trades dropped by 45%, while volumes were 55% lower. Second, market activity
was influenced by match events. For instance, a goal caused an additional
drop in trading activity by 5%. The magnitude of this reduction resembles
what is observed during lunchtime, and as such might not be indicative for
shifts in attention."
