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The study tests prominent equity market anomalies for six emerging markets - Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, South … in India, South Korea and Brazil, value anomaly in South Korea and South Africa, momentum in India and South Africa, mild …, accruals anomaly in South Africa and stock repurchases anomaly in India and South Africa. Stock issues anomaly does not pose a …
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In this paper, we identify long-term prior return patterns in stock returns for Brazil, Russia, India, China, South … momentum behavior, India, China and South Korea exhibit contrarian patterns for long-term prior return (24-60 months) as well … doesn’t explain abnormal returns on these trading strategies for India and South Korea. It works well for other markets …
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The paper documents the specification and estimation of an econometric model of the Brazilian stock market (Bovespa) using a GARCH(1,1) model. We used quarterly data for an estimation period spanning from January 1995 to December 2003. The empirical results show that GDP growth, exchange-rate...
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This article is centred on the volatility of commodity prices. It presents the instruments offering a protection against volatility and shows how they can be employed. The first section exposes these derivative instruments. It distinguishes them in step with the need they respond and the way...
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The disappointing performance of value and small cap strategies shows that style consistency may not provide the long-term benefits often assumed in the literature. In this study we examine whether the short-term variation in the U.S. size and value premium is predictable. We document...
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Our study examines whether the short-term variation in the Japanese size and value premium is sufficiently predictable to be exploited by a timing strategy. In the spirit of Pesaran and Timmermann (1995), we employ a dynamic modeling approach in which we explicitly allow for permutations among...
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In this paper, we examine whether the short-term variation in the size and value premium in the Japanese stock market is sufficiently predictable to be exploited by a tactical timing strategy. In the spirit of Pesaran and Timmermann (1995), we employ a dynamic modeling approach in which we...
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In this paper we develop a trading strategy in which the difference in observed returns of value and growth stocks in the US stock market is exploited. In the literature this return spread is often called the quot;value premiumquot;. In our modeling process we use a procedure similar to the...
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The paper undertakes a non-parametric analysis of the very high frequency movements in stock market volatility using very finely sampled data on the Samp;P VIX index compiled by the CBOE. The data suggest that stock market volatility is best described as a pure jump process without a continuous...
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Motivated by the implications from a stylized self-contained general equilibrium model incorporating the effects of time-varying economic uncertainty, we show that the difference between implied and realized variation, or the variance risk premium, is able to explain a non-trivial fraction of...
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