“Our number is lower than the Gabbai-Koijin one. It's like half of that, so we think 1% might cause a 1% move.”

Victor Haghani · The Rational Reminder Podcast · Who Causes Stock Market Anomalies? (w/ Victor Haghani)

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Provided his estimate of market elasticity: a 1% exogenous demand change moves the market about 1%, which is about half of the Gabbai-Koijin estimate

1% demand shock → ~1% price move (≈½ of Gabbai-Koijin estimate)

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