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Do Day Traders Rationally Learn About Their Ability?

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no DOI — not checkedDay trading is defined as round-trip trades by the same stock/investor/day. Each day all investor's trades are included in this analysis if the trader do not make a day trade in the calendar month. The alphas are estimated using the following regression of daily returns: (Rpt-Rft)=?p+?p(Rmt-Rft)+?pt, where Rpt, Rmt, and Rft are the portfolio return, market return, and risk-free return (respectively). The gross day trading return is calculated from daily roundtrip trades plus the intraday returns on open trades; an open trade is a trade made during the day that results in an outstanding position at the close of the day. The net day trading return assumes a 10 bps round-trip commission and a 30 bps transaction tax on sales
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no DOI — not checkedThe gross day trading return is calculated from daily round-trip trades plus the intraday returns on open trades; an open trade is a trade made during the day that results in an outstanding position at the close of the day
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