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It is a well-known fact that most of the asset returns tend to be skewed and heavytailed. Heavy tailed distributions such as the Student’s t distribution and Stable distribution are commonly used in finance to model asset returns that areheavy tailed. Additionally, Stable distribution allows...
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This paper examines the price impact of trading due to expected changes in the FTSE 100 index composition, which employs publicly-known objective criteria to determine membership. Hence, it provides a natural context to investigate anticipatory trading effects. We propose a panel-regression...
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The price-pressure hypothesis (PPH) assumes that a temporary increase (or decrease) in returns and trading volumes occurs around the announcement day when firms are added to (or deleted from) a market index. On September 10, 2013, the Dow Jones Industrial Averages Index Committee announced that...
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Previous studies have documented that price and liquidity effects are associated with changes in stock market indices due to bankruptcy, mergers, or tender offers. This study investigates price, volume and liquidity effects of stocks entering and leaving Jakarta Islamic Index (JII) for different...
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We conduct a controlled experiment with financial professionals to examine more directly whether value and momentum reflect risk factors or mispricing. By eliciting their risk perceptions and return expectations for company stocks, we identify what constitutes a risky investment from the point...
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Yes, but only at short lags. In this paper we investigate the relationship between factor momentum and stock momentum. Using a sample of 72 factors documented in the literature, we first replicate earlier findings that factor momentum exists and works both directionally and cross-sectionally. We...
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This paper demonstrates that risk-based and behavioral cross-sectional asset pricing anomalies can plausibly coexist. To this end, I build a model in which risk-based value premium exists along with behavioral momentum. The value premium stems from differential exposures of stocks to rare...
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Based on intraday data for a large cross section of individual stocks, we find that the risk component of stock returns exhibits strong intraday momentum, and this pattern holds from previous market close to 10:00, and every half hour since then until market close at 16:00. Strikingly, the...
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