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High-beta stocks seem to be an asset pricing mystery involving puzzles that have been intensively discussed in the most recent finance literature (Christoffersen and Simutin, 2017; Moreira and Muir, 2017). This papers derives novel implications for pricing high-beta stocks in the presence of dynamic...
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In this study, we use for the first time the conditional heteroscedasticity specifications (GARCH, AGARCH, APARCH … between the US Dollar and the Euro. So, the conditional heteroscedasticity models are used to capture the time … heteroscedasticity models. Besides, we can remark that the conditional heteroscedasticity volatility prediction attains their maximum …
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, the paper analyzes the returns correlation, serial correlation and heteroscedasticity on the NSE All-share Index, Banking … conditional heteroscedasticity Lagrange multiplier (ARCHLM) techniques in conducting the empirical analysis. Descriptive … from the ACF and LB-Q statistics indicate evidence of serial correlation in majority of the sectors’ returns. Furthermore …
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This paper provides a theoretical explanation for the heteroscedasticity of asset returns. In line with existing … assumptions that investors behave according to Prospect Theory and are subject to mental accounting in a dynamic setting, we … analytically derive the unit-root versions of two of the best fitting heteroscedasticity models (EGARCH and TGARCH). The model is …
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We propose a new class of conditional heteroskedasticity in the volatility (CH-V) models which allows for time-varying volatility of volatility in the volatility of asset returns. This class nests a variety of GARCH-type models and the SHARV model of Ding (2021b). CH-V models can be seen as a...
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Both unconditional mixed-normal distributions and GARCH models with fat-tailed conditional distributions have been employed for modeling financial return data. We consider a mixed-normal distribution coupled with a GARCH-type structure which allows for conditional variance in each of the...
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