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Börsenkurs 1 Capital income 1 Derivat 1 Derivative 1 Incomplete market 1 Kapitaleinkommen 1 Low Volatility Effect 1 Option Mispricing Puzzle 1 Option Return 1 Option Volatility 1 Option pricing theory 1 Option trading 1 Optionsgeschäft 1 Optionspreistheorie 1 Share price 1 Unvollkommener Markt 1 Volatility 1 Volatilität 1 equity strategy 1 low-volatility effect 1 minimum variance portfolio 1 non-market capitalization weighted 1 portfolio management 1
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Article 1 Book / Working Paper 1
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Graue Literatur 1 Hochschulschrift 1 Non-commercial literature 1
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English 1 Undetermined 1
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Herwartz, Helmut 1 Korn, Olaf 1 Salazar Volkmann, David 1 Toru, Toru Yamada 1 Uhrig-Homburg, Marliese 1
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Public Policy Review 1
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ECONIS (ZBW) 1 RePEc 1
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Analysis of option returns in perfect and imperfect markets
Salazar Volkmann, David - 2020
The thesis studies index and equity option returns in perfect and imperfect markets to explain parts of the option mispricing puzzle. Perfect markets exist under informational efficiency, market completeness and frictionless trading. The thesis shows that an option-implied risk-adjusted approach...
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Long-term Verification of Low Volatility Stock Investment
Toru, Toru Yamada - In: Public Policy Review 9 (2013) 3, pp. 553-574
-mentioned two are broken into two parts; the low-volatility effect, which means that low-volatility stocks produce higher risk …
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