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recall competitor benefit long

cadence: Dailydata: mediumlong only
paper
2003
Source
Hendricks, K.B. & Singhal, V.R. (2003). "The effect of supply chain glitches on shareholder wealth." Production & Operations Management, 12(3), 269-285. (Competitor-leg cross-firm spillover.)
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What it checks

When a carmaker's rival has a big recall, we go long the carmaker - its market share tends to grow over the next few weeks.

Mechanism

When one OEM has a major recall, direct competitors capture market-share rotation; rivals outperform ~+1.5-3% over the subsequent 10-20 trading days.

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Signal rule

Competitor-set NHTSA recall severity (log(potential_units)) rolling 14d z >= +2 -> LONG current ticker T+1; hold 10/20 trading days. Competitor map covers F/GM/STLA/TM/HMC/NSANY/TSLA/RIVN/LCID and EU OEMs.

Data dependencies

  • daily_prices

    Adjusted-close OHLCV for every US-listed ticker; primary price feed.

  • nhtsa_vehicle_recalls

    NHTSA vehicle recall campaign data mapped to auto manufacturers.

Expected edge

Paper alpha
+1.5-3% over 10-20d
Paper window
T+1 to T+20d

Hendricks-Singhal 2003 (competitor leg): +1.5-3% rival outperformance over 10-20d.

Example tickers where this is likely to fire

Illustrative only — the signal fires based on the live data, not a fixed list.

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