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This paper constructs and compares various total return world stock indices based on daily data. Due to diversification these indices are noticeably similar. A diversification theorem identifies any diversified portfolio as a proxy for the growth optimal portfolio. The paper constructs a...
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Purpose – This paper aims to construct and compare various total-return world stock indices based on daily data. Design/methodology/approach – Because of diversification, these indices are noticeably similar. A diversification theorem identifies any diversified portfolio as a proxy for the...
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This paper constructs and compares various total return world stock indices based on daily data. Due to diversification these indices are noticeably similar. A diversification theorem identifies any diversified portfolio as a proxy for the growth optimal portfolio. The paper constructs a...
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We review the nature of some well-known phenomena such as volatility smiles, convexity adjustments and parallel derivative markets. We propose that the market is incomplete and postulate the existence of intrinsic risks in every contingent claim as a basis for understanding these phenomena. In a...
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A stochastic process v(t) is considered as a model for asset's spot volatility. A new approach is introduced for predicting future spot volatility and future volatility surface using a finite set of observed option prices. When the volatility parameter σ2 in the Black-Scholes formula[image...
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A new market-based approach to evaluating options on an asset is offered. The model corresponds to the real situations encountered in the market: option prices are not uniquely determined by their underlying asset but mainly by another factor, namely stochastic market volatility (or simply SMV)....
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