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Do dividend clienteles exist? evidence on dividend preferences of retail investors

Graham, John R. - ; Kumar, Alok - ;

We study stock holdings and trading behavior of more than 60,000 households and find evidence consistent with dividend clienteles. Retail investor stock holdings indicate a preference for dividend yield that increases with age and decreases with income, consistent with age and tax clienteles, respectively. Trading patterns reinforce this evidence: Older, low-income investors disproportionally purchase stocks before the ex-dividend day. Furthermore, among small stocks, the ex-day price drop decreases with age and increases with income, consistent with clientele effects. Finally, consistent with the behavioral .Printed Journal


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PSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana1
Penerbit: The American Finance Association
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SubjekInvestment policy
Demographics
Behavioral Decision Theory
studies
ISBN/ISSN221082
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