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Using settlement prices and 9 years of daily commitments for large reporting traders in the frozen pork bellies futures market, we find that these traders generate significant profits and the distribution of trader returns over time is not random. Further analysis finds that a subset of large...
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This study examines the spot and futures price relationships using the cointegration approach for two storable commodities, corn and soybeans, over a thirteen-year period 1980 to 1992. It is found that specifying a time dimension in the cointegration relation is important to finding evidence of...
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A binomial model is developed to value options when the underlying process follows the constant elasticity of variance (CEV) model. This model is proposed by Cox and Ross (1976) as an alternative to the Black and Scholes (1973) model. In the CEV model, the stock price change (dS) has volatility...
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The San Francisco Bay Area has one of the most congested metropolitan corridors in both California and nationwide, with very high demand for both passenger and air-freight transport. It is also a main entrance to the United States for the huge Asia market, and thus critical for the United States...
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Using settlement prices and nine years of daily commitments for large reporting traders in the frozen pork bellies futures market, the authors find that these traders generate significant profits and the distribution of trader returns over time is not random. Further analysis finds that a subset...
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