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Using simulation to better understand price determination in a nonfrictionless equity market
Hua, Jian
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Schwartz, Robert A.
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Sipress, Gregory
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The journal of portfolio management : a publication of …
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2017
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How does the exchange-rate regime affect dual-listed share price parity? : evidence from China's A- and H-share markets
Fung, Joseph K. W.
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Girardin, Eric
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Hua, Jian
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2022
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From Theory to Application : Using Simulation to Better Understand Price Determination in a Non-Frictionless Equity Market
Hua, Jian
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2016
This paper focuses on an analytic approach that has received relatively sparse application in the economics/finance literature: simulation. Providing a laboratory-type environment, simulation can generate data that enable a com- plex environment to be assessed in a tractable manner that might...
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Innovations in Partitioning a Share of Stock
Francis, Jack Clark
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2015
This paper synthesizes innovations in partitioning the cash flows from a share of common stock. PRIMES & SCORES, Unbundled Stock Units (USUs), and three hybrid equity options (DIVS, OWLS, and RISKS) are studied
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Mutual Fund Systematic Risk for Bull and Bear Markets : An Empirical Examination
Fabozzi, Frank J.
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2019
The single-index market model is estimated with market returns from mutual funds. Binary variables are used to determine if the beta coefficients increase during bull markets. If the mutual fund beta coefficients increase during bull markets, for example, this increase indicates the portfolio...
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Stability Tests for Alphas and Betas Over Bull and Bear Market Conditions
Fabozzi, Frank J.
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2019
Monthly returns are used to estimate the single-index market model (SIMM). Binary variables are used to determine if the alpha intercept and beta slope coefficients are stable through alternating bull markets and bear markets. The results suggest that some investment analysts have fallen into...
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