In this paper, we analyse investor behaviour on the NYSE. We show that average returns from dynamic trading strategies, regardless of the different portfolio constraints, out-perform passive trading strategies in all sectors. In addition, the performance of dynamic strategies is much more impressive in some sectors than in others. We also undertake a profitability and safety analysis based on a portfolio of high-performing sectors and show that at higher levels of expected returns, a rise in profitability comes at the expense of less safety. Our results, on the whole, reveal that investors' can gain substantially by investing in certain sectors
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In this paper, we analyse investor behaviour on the NYSE. We show that average returns from dynamic ...
This article investigates the dynamic relation between market-wide trading activity and returns in 4...
In this paper, using a range of technical trading and momentum trading strategies, we show that the ...
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I establish stylized empirical facts about the trading behavior of New York Stock Exchange specialis...
This study explores a high-frequency tactical asset allocation strategy. In particular, we investiga...
This paper compares and contrasts factor investing and sector investing, and then seeks a compromise...
In this thesis, I investigate whether investments in emerging market stocks can generate a higher ri...
The bull run has attracted many investors to the stock market. In addition, the recent amendments to...
This paper investigates the dynamic relation between net individual investor trading and short-horiz...
In this paper we re-examine whether formally modeling jump dynamics in emerging equity market return...
In this paper, we analyse investor behaviour on the NYSE. We show that average returns from dynamic ...
This article investigates the dynamic relation between market-wide trading activity and returns in 4...
In this paper, using a range of technical trading and momentum trading strategies, we show that the ...
This thesis examines how firms’ financial flexibility affects the profitability of three of the most...
Sector rotation is a widely followed investment strategy popular among professional and individual i...
Unlike previous studies that examine how emerging market return volatility changes subsequent to sto...
This thesis presents an analysis of quality investing; more specifically how gross profitability sc...
This chapter compares and contrasts factor investing and sector investing and then seeks a compromis...
I establish stylized empirical facts about the trading behavior of New York Stock Exchange specialis...
This study explores a high-frequency tactical asset allocation strategy. In particular, we investiga...
This paper compares and contrasts factor investing and sector investing, and then seeks a compromise...
In this thesis, I investigate whether investments in emerging market stocks can generate a higher ri...
The bull run has attracted many investors to the stock market. In addition, the recent amendments to...
This paper investigates the dynamic relation between net individual investor trading and short-horiz...
In this paper we re-examine whether formally modeling jump dynamics in emerging equity market return...