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Börsenkurs 2 Capital income 2 Kapitaleinkommen 2 Option trading 2 Optionsgeschäft 2 Share price 2 informed trading in options 2 stock return predictability 2 Aktienmarkt 1 Arbitrage 1 Derivat 1 Derivative 1 Forecasting model 1 Immobilienfonds 1 Option pricing theory 1 Optionspreistheorie 1 Prognoseverfahren 1 Real estate fund 1 Stock market 1 Volatility 1 Volatilität 1 implied volatility spread 1 limits to arbitrage 1 macroeconomic forecasts 1 real estate investment trusts 1
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Arbeitspapier 2 Graue Literatur 2 Non-commercial literature 2 Working Paper 2
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English 2
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Han, Bing 2 Cao, Jie Jay 1 Li, Gang 1 Song, Linjia 1 Zhan, Xintong 1
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Rotman School of Management working paper / University of Toronto Rotman School of Management 2
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Option price implied information and REIT returns
Cao, Jie Jay; Han, Bing; Song, Linjia; Zhan, Xintong - 2021
Option-based measures can predict underlying stock returns, due to differences in price discovery and price pressure effects between options and underlying stocks. We investigate stock return predictability by various option price-based measures using REITs. REITs are more transparent and...
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Aggregate implied volatility spread and stock market returns
Han, Bing; Li, Gang - 2017 - Current Version: September 2017
Aggregate implied volatility spread (IVS), defined as the cross-sectional average difference in the implied volatilities of at-the-money call and put equity options, is significantly and positively related to future stock market returns at daily, weekly, monthly, to semiannual horizons. This...
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