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We present a synthesis of all the available empirical evidence in the light of recent theoretical developments for the existence of characteristic log-periodic signatures of growing bubbles in a variety of markets including 8 unrelated crashes from 1929 to 1998 on stock markets as diverse as the...
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We develop an estimation method for the Diagonal Multivariate GARCH model. For a vector of size N unidimensional GARCH processes for the diagonal elements of the conditional covariance matrix, and N(N-1)/2 bivariate GARCH processes for the off-diagonal elements of the conditional covariance...
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We propose a formal definition of approximate arbitrage which can be used to extend the applicability of theories based on the absence of arbitrage. Our definition is based on the radio of gain to loss, where gain (loss) is the expectation of the positive (negative) part of the excess payoff....
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We develop an estimation method for the Diagonal Multivariate GARCH model. For a vector of size N unidimensional GARCH processes for the diagonal elements of the conditional covariance matrix, and N(N-1)/2 bivariate GARCH processes for the off-diagonal elements of the conditional covariance...
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This paper offers a new approach for pricing options on assets with stochastic volatility. We start by taking as given the prices of a few simple, liquid European options. More specifically, we take as given the “surface†of Black-Scholes implied volatilities for European options with...
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Drawdowns (loss from the last local maximum to the next local minimum) offer a more natural measure of real market risks than the variance, the value-at-risk or other measures based on fixed time scale distributions of returns. Here, we extend considerably our previous analysis of drawdowns by...
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We clarify the status of log-periodicity associated with speculative bubbles preceding financial crashes. In particular, we address Feigenbaum's [2001] criticism and show how it can be rebuked. Feigenbaum's main result is as follows: quot;the hypothesis that the log-periodic component is present...
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