This paper is concerned with the optimality of a trend following trading rule. The idea is to catch a bull market at its early stage, ride the trend, and liquidate the position at the first evidence of the subsequent bear market. We characterize the bull and bear phases of the markets mathematically using the conditional probabilities of the bull market given the up to date stock prices. The optimal buying and selling times are given in terms of a sequence of stopping times determined by two threshold curves. Numerical experiments are conducted to validate the theoretical results and demonstrate how they perform in a marketplace
This is an accepted manuscript of an article published by Taylor and Francis.Existing methods of par...
In financial markets traders often protect their position from a significant decline by using a trai...
The existing two-regime asset-pricing models do not reach a consensus, either in the definition of b...
Bull and bear markets are important concepts used in both industry and academia. We propose a new Ma...
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Abstract: In this paper, we define an innovative method for predicting the stochastic behavior of th...
This thesis consists of an introduction and five articles. A common theme in all the articles is opt...
This article examines the profitability of trading rules based on the smoothed probability of Markov...
Because the state of the equity market is latent, several methods have been proposed to identify pas...
Bull and bear markets are a common way of describing cycles in equity prices. To fully describe such...
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In this paper, we consider optimal market timing strategies under transaction costs. We assume that ...
This thesis studies the optimal timing of trades under mean-reverting price dynamics subject to fixe...
One of the most famous problem of finding optimal weight to maximize an agent's expected terminal ut...
We consider a market in which traders arrive at random times, with random private values for the sin...
This is an accepted manuscript of an article published by Taylor and Francis.Existing methods of par...
In financial markets traders often protect their position from a significant decline by using a trai...
The existing two-regime asset-pricing models do not reach a consensus, either in the definition of b...
Bull and bear markets are important concepts used in both industry and academia. We propose a new Ma...
textabstractThe state of the equity market, often referred to as a bull or a bear market, is of key ...
Abstract: In this paper, we define an innovative method for predicting the stochastic behavior of th...
This thesis consists of an introduction and five articles. A common theme in all the articles is opt...
This article examines the profitability of trading rules based on the smoothed probability of Markov...
Because the state of the equity market is latent, several methods have been proposed to identify pas...
Bull and bear markets are a common way of describing cycles in equity prices. To fully describe such...
This paper compares fundamentally different methods to identify and predict the state of the equity ...
In this paper, we consider optimal market timing strategies under transaction costs. We assume that ...
This thesis studies the optimal timing of trades under mean-reverting price dynamics subject to fixe...
One of the most famous problem of finding optimal weight to maximize an agent's expected terminal ut...
We consider a market in which traders arrive at random times, with random private values for the sin...
This is an accepted manuscript of an article published by Taylor and Francis.Existing methods of par...
In financial markets traders often protect their position from a significant decline by using a trai...
The existing two-regime asset-pricing models do not reach a consensus, either in the definition of b...