This paper explores whether predictable autocorrelation structures exist in returns data on Australian stock indices. We explore the data using the power transformations of Ding, Granger and Engle (1993) and Hentschel (1995). We find that for a large number of different market indices there exists an autocorrelation structure in power transformations of returns that could be exploited in forecasting. To illustrate the forecasting potential we conduct a limited forecasting comparison using the All Ordinaries Accumulation Index. Our results show some gain in forecasting performance.
We decompose stock return autocorrelation into spurious components—the nonsynchronous trading effect...
Bibliography: p. 16-17Following Lo and MacKinlay's work on the U.S. market (1988, 1990), this paper ...
Purpose – This paper seeks to investigate the relationship between volatility and autocorrelation in...
This paper examines the statistical and economic significance of short-term autocorrelation in Austr...
This paper shows that short horizon stock returns can be predicted to a much greater degree by past ...
Empirical estimates of conditional return autocorrelation are generated over the period 1973 to 2000...
This paper focuses on the general determinants of autocorrelation and the relationship between autoc...
This paper focuses on the general determinants of autocorrelation and the relationship between autoc...
The modelling and forecasting of exchange rates and their volatility has important implications for ...
In this paper we model six major foreign stock index returns as conditionally heteroscedastic proces...
This paper proposes new tests for the prediction of Llorente, Michaely, Saar, and Wang (2002) that i...
We investigate whether return volatility, trading volume, return asymmetry, business cycles, and day...
results contained in this paper are provisional and should not be quoted without the written consent...
There is overwhelming evidence of the presence of autocorrelation in stock returns in many previous ...
2014-06-17It has been tested that for financial time series, the autocorrelation does not exists for...
We decompose stock return autocorrelation into spurious components—the nonsynchronous trading effect...
Bibliography: p. 16-17Following Lo and MacKinlay's work on the U.S. market (1988, 1990), this paper ...
Purpose – This paper seeks to investigate the relationship between volatility and autocorrelation in...
This paper examines the statistical and economic significance of short-term autocorrelation in Austr...
This paper shows that short horizon stock returns can be predicted to a much greater degree by past ...
Empirical estimates of conditional return autocorrelation are generated over the period 1973 to 2000...
This paper focuses on the general determinants of autocorrelation and the relationship between autoc...
This paper focuses on the general determinants of autocorrelation and the relationship between autoc...
The modelling and forecasting of exchange rates and their volatility has important implications for ...
In this paper we model six major foreign stock index returns as conditionally heteroscedastic proces...
This paper proposes new tests for the prediction of Llorente, Michaely, Saar, and Wang (2002) that i...
We investigate whether return volatility, trading volume, return asymmetry, business cycles, and day...
results contained in this paper are provisional and should not be quoted without the written consent...
There is overwhelming evidence of the presence of autocorrelation in stock returns in many previous ...
2014-06-17It has been tested that for financial time series, the autocorrelation does not exists for...
We decompose stock return autocorrelation into spurious components—the nonsynchronous trading effect...
Bibliography: p. 16-17Following Lo and MacKinlay's work on the U.S. market (1988, 1990), this paper ...
Purpose – This paper seeks to investigate the relationship between volatility and autocorrelation in...