This article assumes general stationary processes for prices and derives the autocorrelation function for a general Moving Average (MA) trading rule to investigate why this rule is used. The result shows that the MA rule is popular because it can identify price momentum and is a simple way of tracing and exploiting price autocorrelation structure without necessarily knowing its precise structure. We focus on analyzing the impact of price momentum on the profitability of the MA rule because the price momentum effect tends to be stronger and more persistent than the return momentum effect
While many technical trading rules are based upon patterns in asset prices, we lack convincing expla...
Time series momentum (TSM) strategies is a topic that has been analyzed in numerous academic journal...
The momentum effect in stock trading means that stocks performing well in the past will do so in the...
This article assumes general stationary processes for prices and derives the autocorrelation functio...
The main conclusion of this thesis is that for all assets examined here momentum based trading rules...
Recent academic and practitioner attention has focused on currency momentum. In this paper we replic...
There is much controversy in the academic literature on the presence of short-term trends in financi...
The debate over market efficiency continues to rage, yet it is difficult to argue with published evi...
Momentum, the strategy of capitalizing on the ongoing trend in the stock price movements, has been o...
This paper provides some theoretical foundations for using moving average (MA) rules in the stock ma...
Momentum phenomenon has been one of the hardest market anomaly to be explained by the efficient mark...
Despite the pervasiveness of the efficient markets paradigm in the academic finance literature, the ...
In the past 20 years, momentum or trend following strategies have become an established part of the ...
Authors' draft published as working paper; version August 2008. Final version published in Journal o...
The use of various moving average (MA) rules remains popular with financial market practitioners. Th...
While many technical trading rules are based upon patterns in asset prices, we lack convincing expla...
Time series momentum (TSM) strategies is a topic that has been analyzed in numerous academic journal...
The momentum effect in stock trading means that stocks performing well in the past will do so in the...
This article assumes general stationary processes for prices and derives the autocorrelation functio...
The main conclusion of this thesis is that for all assets examined here momentum based trading rules...
Recent academic and practitioner attention has focused on currency momentum. In this paper we replic...
There is much controversy in the academic literature on the presence of short-term trends in financi...
The debate over market efficiency continues to rage, yet it is difficult to argue with published evi...
Momentum, the strategy of capitalizing on the ongoing trend in the stock price movements, has been o...
This paper provides some theoretical foundations for using moving average (MA) rules in the stock ma...
Momentum phenomenon has been one of the hardest market anomaly to be explained by the efficient mark...
Despite the pervasiveness of the efficient markets paradigm in the academic finance literature, the ...
In the past 20 years, momentum or trend following strategies have become an established part of the ...
Authors' draft published as working paper; version August 2008. Final version published in Journal o...
The use of various moving average (MA) rules remains popular with financial market practitioners. Th...
While many technical trading rules are based upon patterns in asset prices, we lack convincing expla...
Time series momentum (TSM) strategies is a topic that has been analyzed in numerous academic journal...
The momentum effect in stock trading means that stocks performing well in the past will do so in the...