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REIT returns and volatility over the sample period from December 2001 to February 2013. We find that the liquidity crisis … negatively impacts REIT returns and helps explain increases in volatility; this finding is robust to multiple specifications. We …
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investor sentiment on REIT industry returns and conditional volatility. Empirical results suggest that changes in institutional … investor sentiment have a larger effect on REIT industry returns and volatility than do changes in individual investor … significantly larger impact on returns and volatility than bullish shifts. Our findings suggest that noise traders impose …
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We examine the market for U.S. equity real estate investment trusts (REITs) for evidence of the volatility effect, in … which low volatility stocks tend to outperform high volatility ones, as has been found in the general equity market by prior … research. While there is some evidence of a volatility effect in the first ten years of the sample, this disappears in a more …
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respect to both returns and volatility. We also find evidence supportive of Hong and Stein's (2003) Investor Heterogeneity …
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We study the relation between REIT stock volatility and future returns, focusing particularly on the financial crisis … period of 2007-2009. There is ongoing debate about whether stock volatility can forecast future returns. Our findings suggest … that REIT implied volatility is negatively related to contemporaneous stock returns; there is a significant positive …
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existence of three market regimes (low, high and extreme or crash volatility) with transition ordered as ‘low, high and crash … volatility'. Although static herding model rejects the existence of herding in REITs markets, estimates of the regimes switching … model reveal substantial evidence of herding behaviours under the low volatility regime. Most interestingly we observe a …
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This study examines whether volatility of REIT returns can transmit across national borders. Two competing hypotheses … national borders. Using GARCH and EGARCH econometric models, international spillovers of volatility of REIT returns are found …
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