While the vast majority of the literature reports momentum profitability to be overwhelming in the U.S. market and widespread in other countries, this paper finds that the pure momentum strategy in general does not yield excess profitability in the Chinese stock markets. We find instead strong mean reversion. A pure contrarian investment strategy produces positive excess returns and in general outperforms the pure momentum strategy. Momentum interacts with mean reversion. A strategy based on the rolling-regression parameter estimates of the model combining mean reversion and momentum generates positive excess returns in all cases, most of which statistically significant. The combined strategy outperforms both pure momentum and pure contrari...
we processed weak-form tests of efficient market hypothesis and examined whether momentum/contrarian...
Prior empirical studies find positive and negative momentum effect across the global nations, but fe...
In this paper, we follow Jegadeesh and Titman's (1993, Journal of Finance)\ud approach to examine 25...
Momentum and reversals are two phenomena to explain the past return trend. Originally introduced by ...
This paper investigates the profitability of momentum investment strategies for equities listed in t...
Using a pooled cross-sectional time series approach, we evaluate profits of momentum strategies and ...
Using a pooled cross-sectional time series approach, we evaluate profits of momentum strategies and ...
A number of studies have separately identified mean reversion and momentum, but this paper considers...
This paper studies the effectiveness of the past return and the 52-week high momentum strategies for...
This master thesis aims to investigate the profitability of momentum and contrarian investment strat...
Using data on ‘‘A’ ’ shares, accessible only to local investors in China, we find statistically sign...
International audiencePurpose Although the solid empirical proof of momentum is documented in vario...
A number of studies have separately identified mean reversion and momentum, but this paper considers...
This paper investigates the profitability of several types of zero-cost price momentum and contraria...
This paper adds to the evidence of momentum profits in the Chinese stock market by carrying out 16 ...
we processed weak-form tests of efficient market hypothesis and examined whether momentum/contrarian...
Prior empirical studies find positive and negative momentum effect across the global nations, but fe...
In this paper, we follow Jegadeesh and Titman's (1993, Journal of Finance)\ud approach to examine 25...
Momentum and reversals are two phenomena to explain the past return trend. Originally introduced by ...
This paper investigates the profitability of momentum investment strategies for equities listed in t...
Using a pooled cross-sectional time series approach, we evaluate profits of momentum strategies and ...
Using a pooled cross-sectional time series approach, we evaluate profits of momentum strategies and ...
A number of studies have separately identified mean reversion and momentum, but this paper considers...
This paper studies the effectiveness of the past return and the 52-week high momentum strategies for...
This master thesis aims to investigate the profitability of momentum and contrarian investment strat...
Using data on ‘‘A’ ’ shares, accessible only to local investors in China, we find statistically sign...
International audiencePurpose Although the solid empirical proof of momentum is documented in vario...
A number of studies have separately identified mean reversion and momentum, but this paper considers...
This paper investigates the profitability of several types of zero-cost price momentum and contraria...
This paper adds to the evidence of momentum profits in the Chinese stock market by carrying out 16 ...
we processed weak-form tests of efficient market hypothesis and examined whether momentum/contrarian...
Prior empirical studies find positive and negative momentum effect across the global nations, but fe...
In this paper, we follow Jegadeesh and Titman's (1993, Journal of Finance)\ud approach to examine 25...