This study investigates the existence of contrarian profits in China stock markets when we buy losers and sell winners. The findings show that in the absence of transaction costs, short-term contrarian strategies do not generate significant profits, whereas significant intermediate and long-term contrarian profits exist. We carry out a two-stage regression to control for risks identified by the Fama and French three-factor model and establish that past returns are predictive of future returns. Our results are robust when using Fama and MacBeth regression. Taken together, our findings suggest that long-term contrarian profits exist in the China stock markets.BUSINES
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This paper examines whether there is an existence of a long-term contrarian profits at the Middle Ea...
International audienceWe provide evidence relating to contrarian and momentum profits for the LSE, u...
This master thesis aims to investigate the profitability of momentum and contrarian investment strat...
<div><p>This paper reexamines the profitability of loser, winner and contrarian portfolios in the Ch...
This paper investigates the profitability of several types of zero-cost price momentum and contraria...
This paper shows that contrarian strategy is applicable for trading long term in China's stock marke...
This paper investigates the profitability of contrarian strategies on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE)...
The paper examines the economic feasibility of contrarian investment strategies in the China A-share...
Using data on ‘‘A’ ’ shares, accessible only to local investors in China, we find statistically sign...
The study investigates the profitability of contrarian and momentum strategies for short, intermedia...
We study the contrarian and trend-following trading behavior of market timers in China's stock marke...
We investigate the profitability of contrarian investment strategies for equities listed on the Hong...
International audienceThis paper provides evidence on short-term contrarian profits and their source...
This paper provides evidence on short-term contrarian profits and their sources for the London Stock...
Using a pooled cross-sectional time series approach, we evaluate profits of momentum strategies and ...
This paper examines whether there is an existence of a long-term contrarian profits at the Middle Ea...
International audienceWe provide evidence relating to contrarian and momentum profits for the LSE, u...