| Summary: | The primary objective of this study is to provide empirical evidence of the
relationship between earnings announcements and technical analysis. The relation between
earnings announcements and technical analysis are analyzed with four perspectives, namely
(1) the profitability of technical analysis signals around the earnings announcements, (2) the
role of technical analysis as competing information of earnings announcements, (3)
asymmetry return on buy and sell signals before earnings announcements, and (4) the role of
technical analysis signal on the relationship between earnings surprises and price reactions.
This study suggests that there are two main parties in stocks trading
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