The non-linear relationship between old crop – new crop year spreads in corn futures market and stock-to-use (S-U) ratios published by the United States Department of Agriculture is analyzed. Using a non-linear logarithmic smooth transition regression (LSTR) model, we capture asymmetric market behaviors in high and low S-U regimes. Capturing this relationship and understanding the non-linear aspects of the relationship is of interest of grain merchandizers and speculators in the market. A spread trading strategy is simulated for the sample period, January 1985 through April 2015, to determine if the non-linear relationship is a profitable arbitrage opportunity in the market
Master of ScienceDepartment of Agricultural EconomicsTed C. SchroederIn recent years, the agricultur...
A research report submitted to the Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management, University of the Witwa...
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Digitization is influencing commodity trading and agricultural markets and as they transition toward...
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With the number of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) issued rapidly increasing, there is more potentia...
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This dissertation is composed of four essays broadly focusing on U.S. commodity markets with an emph...
Recent unexpected changes (mid-2007- Aug 2011) in agricultural commodity markets have led stakeholde...
In this research, I show that aggregate information from financial statement analysis helps in predi...
The theory of technical analysis suggests that future stock price movements can be forecasted by ana...
Master of ScienceDepartment of Agricultural EconomicsTed C. SchroederIn recent years, the agricultur...
A research report submitted to the Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management, University of the Witwa...
Maximizing profitability and minimizing risk in financial assets portfolios has been commonly solved...
The non-linear relationship between old crop – new crop year spreads in corn futures market and stoc...
Digitization is influencing commodity trading and agricultural markets and as they transition toward...
2022 Spring.Includes bibliographical references.The purpose of this research is to evaluate historic...
A seven-week stock market simulation was conducted in this Interactive Qualifying Project using two ...
Many risk factors exist in the commodity markets, especially those related to price and quantity. Re...
In the last 20 years, the U.S. equity markets structure has been changing drastically. The Securitie...
With the number of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) issued rapidly increasing, there is more potentia...
Over the past decade, the asset management industry has experienced significant changes, with expone...
This dissertation is composed of four essays broadly focusing on U.S. commodity markets with an emph...
Recent unexpected changes (mid-2007- Aug 2011) in agricultural commodity markets have led stakeholde...
In this research, I show that aggregate information from financial statement analysis helps in predi...
The theory of technical analysis suggests that future stock price movements can be forecasted by ana...
Master of ScienceDepartment of Agricultural EconomicsTed C. SchroederIn recent years, the agricultur...
A research report submitted to the Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management, University of the Witwa...
Maximizing profitability and minimizing risk in financial assets portfolios has been commonly solved...