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Almost all relevant literature has characterized implied volatility as a biased predictor of realized volatility. This paper provides new time series techniques to assess the validity of this finding within a foreign exchange market context. We begin with the empirical observation that the...
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A clear motivation for this paper is the investigation of a correlation filter to improve the return/risk performance of spread trading models. A further motivation for this paper is the extension of trading futures spreads beyond the 'Fair Value' type of model used by Butterworth and Holmes...
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The aim of this paper is to present a method able to graphically describe the amount of structure in a time series. In the following, 'structure' is defined as the extent to which a time series is either trending or mean-reverting (that is showing pockets of positive as well as negative...
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It is well known that volatilities and correlations of international stock markets tend to increase in times of financial instability. A dynamic rebalancing scheme is proposed where the underlying market volatility functions as a timing device and portfolio is only rebalanced when the underlying...
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The motivation for this paper is to determine the potential economic value of advanced modelling methods for devising trading decision tools for 10-year Government bonds. Two advanced methods are used: time-varying parameter models with the implementation of state space modelling using a Kalman...
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In this article, a mixed methodology that combines both the Autoregressive Moving Average Model (ARMA) and Neural Network Regression (NNR) models is proposed to take advantage of the unique strength of ARMA and NNR models in linear and nonlinear modelling. Experimental results with real data...
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In the current paper, we present an integrated genetic programming (GP) environment called java GP modelling. The java GP modelling environment is an implementation of the steady-state GP algorithm. This algorithm evolves tree-based structures that represent models of inputs and outputs. The...
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