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In this paper, we investigate whether the international version of CAPM can price rational and irrational sentiments of … U.S. individual and institutional investor sentiments. The results show that the CAPM prices rational sentiments driven … positively related to returns predicted, as well as those not predicted by the CAPM. We also compare these findings with the …
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This essay looks at the bidirectional relationship between financial history and financial economics. It begins by giving a brief history of financial economics by outlining the main topics of interest to financial economists. It then documents and explains the increasing influence of financial...
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The endogeneity of the efficient frontier in the mean-variance model of portfolio selection is commonly obscured in the portfolio selection literature and in widely used textbooks. The authors demonstrate this endogeneity and discuss the impact of parameter changes on the mean-variance efficient...
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This study explores the role of investor sentiment in a broad set of anomalies in cross-sectional stock returns. We … prevalent than underpricing, due to short-sale impediments. Long-short strategies that exploit the anomalies exhibit profits …
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in stock-return anomalies. We replace investor sentiment with a simulated persistent series in regressions reported by …. The key is consistency across anomalies. Obtaining just the predicted signs for the regression coefficients across the 11 … anomalies examined in the above study occurs only once for every 43 simulated regressors. …
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Past research has shown that the level of operating accruals is a negative cross-sectional predictor of stock returns. This paper examines whether the accrual anomaly extends to the aggregate stock market. In contrast with cross-sectional findings, there is no indication that aggregate operating...
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