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Wall Street Grammar: How the Way CEOs Speak Moves Billions Before You Notice
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Groundbreaking study introducing the Syntactic Authority Index (SAI), a quantitative model showing how grammatical structures in corporate and regulatory langua
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Markets react not only to meaning but to form. The Syntactic Authority Index reveals that specific sentence structures—like “must,” “shall,” or passive formulations—predict abnormal returns, volume surges, and regulatory events. Syntax itself becomes a financial signal.
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