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High stock returns before holidays : existence and evidence on possible causes

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Gone Fishin’ Effects in Returns

Dumitriu, Ramona - 2014

This paper approaches the presence of the Gone Fishin' effects on returns from 32 advanced and emerging markets during two periods of time: a relative quiet one and a turbulent one. For the first period we found that calendar anomaly was more pregnant on the advanced markets than on the emerging...

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