Table 7

Panel regression analysis: sample at the TOM

TOM [–1, +3]TOM [–1, +1]
(1)(2)(3)(4)
NetBuyVindi−0.703*** (−16.93)−0.686*** (−16.85)−0.750*** (−17.04)−0.733*** (−16.95)
NetBuyVinst0.033*** (16.70)0.034*** (17.17)0.036*** (14.50)0.036*** (14.89)
NetBuyVforg0.107*** (46.08)−0.939*** (−12.36)0.107*** (38.49)−0.898*** (−10.41)
NetBuyVforg × LnSize 0.042*** (13.67) 0.040*** (11.61)
LnSize0.042*** (5.84)0.042*** (5.87)0.030*** (3.16)0.030*** (3.14)
MB0.002** (2.37)0.002** (2.33)0.003** (2.04)0.003** (1.98)
Turnover9.517*** (36.21)9.511*** (36.22)9.176*** (27.94)9.171*** (27.94)
TOY0.719*** (36.62)0.721*** (36.72)−0.035 (−1.61)0.901*** (35.40)
Constant−1.055*** (−6.03)−1.058*** (−6.06)−0.663*** (−2.88)−0.658*** (−2.86)
Observations946,601946,601473,884473,884
Clusters (firms)1,9861,9861,9861,986
R20.0390.0400.0390.039

Note(s): This table reports the results of panel regressions of excess stock returns using only a sample at the TOM, excluding data for the ROM. In regressions 1 and 2, the TOM period is defined as the interval [–1, +3]. In regressions 3 and 4, the TOM period is the interval [–1, +1]. Standard errors are clustered by firm. t-statistics are presented in parentheses. *, ** and *** indicate significance at the 10%, 5% and 1% levels, respectively. The sample period is from 2000 to 2020

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