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Skewness preferences and gambling cultures
Blau, Benjamin
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Hsu, Jason C.
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Whitby, Ryan J.
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Pacific-Basin finance journal
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2019
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pp. 1-13
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The duality of value and mean reversion
Beck, Noah
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Goto, Shingo
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Hsu, Jason C.
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Kalesnik, Vitali
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2017
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Can noise create the size and value effects?
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Hsu, Jason C.
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Liu, Jun
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Markowitz, Harry
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When sell-side analysts meet high-volatility stocks : an alternative explanation for the low-volatility puzzle
Hsu, Jason C.
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Kudoh, Hideaki
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Yamada, Toru
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2013
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What drives the value premium? : risk versus mispricing ; evidence from international markets
Chaves, Denis B.
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Hsu, Jason C.
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Kalesnik, Vitali
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When Sell-Side Analysts Meet High-Volatility Stocks : An Alternative Explanation for the Low-Volatility Puzzle
Hsu, Jason C.
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2016
Using a global equity dataset that includes emerging markets, we confirm that high-volatility stocks tend to deliver low average returns; this effect is robust to adjustments for country and style factors. We also show that sell-side analysts earnings growth forecasts for high-volatility stocks...
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When Sell-Side Analysts Meet High-Volatility Stocks : An Alternative Explanation for the Low-Volatility Puzzle
Hsu, Jason C.
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2013
Using a global equity dataset that includes emerging markets, we confirm that high-volatility stocks tend to deliver low average returns; this effect is robust to adjustments for for country and style factors. We also show that sell-side analysts earnings growth forecasts for high-volatility...
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