The goal of this paper is to examine two empirical issues regarding stock liquidity: (1) to what degree are different liquidity proxies correlated? and (2) how are different liquidity proxies related to stocks' trading characteristics? Answers to these questions will help us better understand...

Inspired by Vassalou (J Financ Econ 68:47–73, 2003), we investigate the contention that the Fama and French (J Financ Econ 33:3–56, 1993) model’s ability to explain the cross sectional variation in equity returns is because the Fama–French factors are proxying for risk associated with...

This study applies return-based style analysis to a sample of Australian managed and superannuation funds, seeking to compare their asset allocation strategies across different style groups. Style analysis is performed using a rolling window estimation technique. As expected, riskier fund...

Focussing on earnings-related rather than different classes of corporate announcements as in Chae (20056. Chae , J . 2005 . Trading volume, information asymmetry, and timing information . Journal of Finance , 60 : 413 – 42 . [CrossRef], [Web of Science ®] View all references), we examine...

This study applies return-based style analysis to a sample of Australian managed and superannuation funds, seeking to compare their asset allocation strategies across different style groups. Style analysis is performed using a rolling window estimation technique. As expected, riskier fund...

Prior research has identified the existence of several cross-sectional patterns in equity returns, commonly referred to as effects. This paper empirically tests for the existence of a number of well known effects using data from the Australian equities market. Specifically, we investigate the...

This paper examines the relationship between difference of opinion among investors and the return on Australian equities. The paper is the first to employ both dispersion in analysts' earnings forecasts and maximum share turnover as proxies for difference of opinion among investors. We also...

Fama and French (1992) and Lakonishok, Shleifer and Vishny (1994) show that value stocks earn substantially higher returns than growth stocks. Barbee, Mukherji and Raines (1996) and Leledakis and Davidson (2001) show that the ratio of sales-to-price and debt-to-equity are better predictors of...

This study successfully replicates the key findings of Campbell, Lettau, Malkiel, and Xu (2001). We document that aggregate idiosyncratic volatility increases over their sample period from 1962 to 1997. In out-of-sample analysis from 1926 to 1962 and 1998 to 2017, we find that idiosyncratic...