The Hamptons Effect refers to a dip in trading that occurs ... The term references the idea that many of the large-scale traders on Wall Street spend the last days of summer in the Hamptons ...

The Hamptons' real estate market has plenty of deals with high prices, amid a shift away from traditional summer rentals.

Other getaway markets have been benefiting from the wealth effect of rising stocks ... new generation of buyers in the Hamptons” who had a good year on Wall Street, not “the big guys ...

The bounce that everyone's been expecting from Wall Street is turning out to be more of a thud. Even with reports of a 17% increase in bonuses, the ripple effect hasn't reached ... signs aren't ...

The "Hamptons Effect" has little to do with the housing market or even ... They coined the term because the timing of the rally coincides with the end of summer, when many Wall Streeters are back from ...

However, as Wall Street is set to return to a full five-day work week, the Hamptons is starting to seem pretty far away. This part of the island, with a lowly population of nearly 1,800 ...

The "Hamptons Effect" has little to do with the housing ... timing of the rally coincides with the end of summer, when many Wall Streeters are back from vacations and Labor Day breaks in the ...