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Transitory Market Shocks and IPO Timing

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no DOI — not checkedThe data cover the period from 1976Q1 to 2020Q4. is equal to one if firm i is actively traded for three years post IPO. Perm i,-k (Tran i,-k ) is a permanent (transitory) shock that occurred k quarters before firm i goes public. D i,IPO equals one if firm i is listed within three years. Idiosyncratic volatility (IdioVol) is the standard deviation of the residuals, obtained by regressing stock returns of an IPO firm on Fama-French five factors. We use the daily data for one year period since the IPO. MB (market equity over book equity), Leverage (book equity over the sum of book equity and book debt) and Profitability (ROE) are generated from the Compustat. The number in parentheses is the t-value computed using the heteroskedasticityautocorrelation-consistent standard error
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