We find that imposing economic constraint on stock return forecasts based on the Interquartile Range of equity premium can significantly strengthen predictive performance. Specifically, we construct a judgment mechanism that truncates the outliers in forecasts of stock return. We prove that our constraint approach can realize more accurate predictive information relative to the unconstraint approach from the perspective of statistics and economics. In addition, the new constraint approach can effectively defeat CT constraint and CDA strategy. The three mixed models we proposed can further enhance the accuracy of prediction, especially the mixed model combined with our constraint approach. Finally, utilizing our new constraint approach can h...
This paper investigates whether return predictability can be explained by existing asset pricing mod...
This article shows how rational asset pricing models restrict the regression-based criteria commonly...
Goyal and Welch (2007) argue that the historical average excess stock return forecasts future excess...
We propose a new approach to imposing economic constraints on time-series forecasts of the equity pr...
We propose a novel upper bound on the predictability of asset returns. This bound is tighter than th...
The literature on excess return prediction has considered a wide array of estimation schemes, among ...
This study comprehensively investigates the uncertainty on parameter instability and model selection...
We examine predictive return regressions from a new angle. We ask what observ-able univariate proper...
Past returns contain rich information about future returns. I propose an approach to estimate expect...
This paper evaluates the predictability of monthly stock return using out-of-sample (multi-step ahea...
Abstract The literature on excess return prediction has considered a wide array of estimation scheme...
This paper explains cross-market variations in the degree of return predictability using the extreme...
Statistical model selection criteria provide an informed choice of the model with best external (i.e...
Statistical model selection criteria provide an informed choice of the model with best external (i.e...
Neely et al. (2014) have recently demonstrated how to efficiently combine information from a set of ...
This paper investigates whether return predictability can be explained by existing asset pricing mod...
This article shows how rational asset pricing models restrict the regression-based criteria commonly...
Goyal and Welch (2007) argue that the historical average excess stock return forecasts future excess...
We propose a new approach to imposing economic constraints on time-series forecasts of the equity pr...
We propose a novel upper bound on the predictability of asset returns. This bound is tighter than th...
The literature on excess return prediction has considered a wide array of estimation schemes, among ...
This study comprehensively investigates the uncertainty on parameter instability and model selection...
We examine predictive return regressions from a new angle. We ask what observ-able univariate proper...
Past returns contain rich information about future returns. I propose an approach to estimate expect...
This paper evaluates the predictability of monthly stock return using out-of-sample (multi-step ahea...
Abstract The literature on excess return prediction has considered a wide array of estimation scheme...
This paper explains cross-market variations in the degree of return predictability using the extreme...
Statistical model selection criteria provide an informed choice of the model with best external (i.e...
Statistical model selection criteria provide an informed choice of the model with best external (i.e...
Neely et al. (2014) have recently demonstrated how to efficiently combine information from a set of ...
This paper investigates whether return predictability can be explained by existing asset pricing mod...
This article shows how rational asset pricing models restrict the regression-based criteria commonly...
Goyal and Welch (2007) argue that the historical average excess stock return forecasts future excess...