Master thesis Business Administration- University of Agder, 2015In this thesis I am testing the performance of two of the most popular market-timing strategies, the simple-moving average and time-series momentum, compared to the performance of the passive buy-and-hold strategy using in-sample testing. The strategies are implemented on two sets of data, one being the S&P500 for the period 1926 to 2013, and the second the Swedish stock market for the period 1919 to 2006. I replicate the results of previous studies on the S&P500, and also contribute to the ongoing research by extending the testing of the performance of the market-timing strategies to the Swedish stock market. The results of the in-sample test show that the market-timing strate...
Using the methodology introduced by Campbell et al. (2001), we decompose and evaluate the historical...
The study sets out the objective to investigate how a firm’s customer-base diversification affects i...
The main contribution of this empirical research is to demonstrate that agents’ strategies are impor...
Abstract. This thesis examines the index premium phenomenon in Nordic stock markets during 2008–2020...
In this paper we set out to analyze from two perspectives the performance predictability of financia...
The purpose of this thesis is to broaden the research field and contribute with a new perspective re...
The history of the stock market and select companies within the pharmaceutical industry were studied...
Master thesis Business Administration - University of Agder 2016In this thesis, we test the performa...
This essay will summarize and study existing theories and the recent developments regarding long-ter...
We test the rationality of consumer inflation perceptions in Sweden, relaxing assumptions that have ...
This thesis investigates the impact of applying an Exponential Moving Average (EMA) trading strategy...
In this research, I show that aggregate information from financial statement analysis helps in predi...
In this thesis we examine the performance of a relative value strategy called Pairs Trading. Pairs T...
Treball Final de Grau en Finances i Comptabilitat. Codi: FC1049. Curs: 2018/2019This study compares ...
Abstract: This study assesses the extent to which carry trade operations affect the performance of e...
Using the methodology introduced by Campbell et al. (2001), we decompose and evaluate the historical...
The study sets out the objective to investigate how a firm’s customer-base diversification affects i...
The main contribution of this empirical research is to demonstrate that agents’ strategies are impor...
Abstract. This thesis examines the index premium phenomenon in Nordic stock markets during 2008–2020...
In this paper we set out to analyze from two perspectives the performance predictability of financia...
The purpose of this thesis is to broaden the research field and contribute with a new perspective re...
The history of the stock market and select companies within the pharmaceutical industry were studied...
Master thesis Business Administration - University of Agder 2016In this thesis, we test the performa...
This essay will summarize and study existing theories and the recent developments regarding long-ter...
We test the rationality of consumer inflation perceptions in Sweden, relaxing assumptions that have ...
This thesis investigates the impact of applying an Exponential Moving Average (EMA) trading strategy...
In this research, I show that aggregate information from financial statement analysis helps in predi...
In this thesis we examine the performance of a relative value strategy called Pairs Trading. Pairs T...
Treball Final de Grau en Finances i Comptabilitat. Codi: FC1049. Curs: 2018/2019This study compares ...
Abstract: This study assesses the extent to which carry trade operations affect the performance of e...
Using the methodology introduced by Campbell et al. (2001), we decompose and evaluate the historical...
The study sets out the objective to investigate how a firm’s customer-base diversification affects i...
The main contribution of this empirical research is to demonstrate that agents’ strategies are impor...