Several predetermined variables that reflect levels of bond and stock prices appear to predict returns on common stocks of firms of various sizes, long-term bonds of various default risks, and default-free bonds of various maturities. The returns on small-firm stocks and low-grade bonds are more highly correlated in January than in the rest of the year with previous levels of asset prices, especially prices of small-firm stocks. Seasonality is found in several conditional risk measures, but such seasonality is unlikely to explain, and in some cases is opposite to, the seasonal found in mean returns
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Several predetermined variables that reflect levels of bond and stock prices appear to predict retur...
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We explore monthly seasonality in high grade long term corporate bonds from January 1926 to December...
Many financial markets researchers have sought an explanation for the role of January in stock retur...
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Version of RecordWe explore monthly seasonality in high grade long term corporate bonds from January...
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The scope of the study was aimed to give investors a glimpse of correlation between the stock market...
We investigate the out-of-sample forecasting ability of the HML, SMB, momentum, short-term and long-...
Using Canadian data for the period 1957-2003, this paper provides evidence in support of the gamesma...
This study examines trading day and calendar day returns-generating processes and tests the weekend ...
Several predetermined variables that reflect levels of bond and stock prices appear to predict retur...
A number of authors have identified a small set of economic variables which can predict excess US st...
The seasonal patterns observed on Monday stock returns are still unexplained by different asset pric...
We believe that the correlation between stock and bond returns carries information for the future va...
The correlation between stock and bond markets is of critical importance. Pension funds, mutual fun...
We explore monthly seasonality in high grade long term corporate bonds from January 1926 to December...
Many financial markets researchers have sought an explanation for the role of January in stock retur...
This paper examines the related questions, of the time-series behavior of expected returns and of re...
Version of RecordWe explore monthly seasonality in high grade long term corporate bonds from January...
We study the economic sources of stock-bond return comovements and their time variation using a dyna...
Few studies have been conducted to explain the variation in stock-bond correlations. However, to con...
The scope of the study was aimed to give investors a glimpse of correlation between the stock market...
We investigate the out-of-sample forecasting ability of the HML, SMB, momentum, short-term and long-...
Using Canadian data for the period 1957-2003, this paper provides evidence in support of the gamesma...
This study examines trading day and calendar day returns-generating processes and tests the weekend ...