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The effects of scheduled macroeconomic announcements on the real‐time intraday return volatilities, covariances, and correlations between the Eurodollar futures and the U.S. Treasury bond futures markets are studied. These announcements are responsible for most of the observed intraday jumps...
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Using singular spectrum analysis (SSA), we model the realized volatility and logarithmic standard deviations of two important futures return series. The realized volatility and logarithmic standard deviations are constructed following the methodology of Andersen et al. [J. Am. Stat. Ass. 96...
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This paper examines the probability of returns exceeding a threshold, extending earlier work of Christoffersen and Diebold (2006) on volatility dynamics and sign predictability. We find that the choice of the threshold matters and that a zero threshold (leading to sign predictions) does not lead...
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In this paper, we find that firms with low (high) accruals experience positive (negative) abnormal returns only when they are characterized by high (low) value/growth measures (book to market ratio and free cash flow yield). The level of accruals of those firms is found to be attributable to...
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In this paper, we find that firms with low (high) accruals experience positive (negative) abnormal returns only when they are characterized by high (low) value/growth measures (book to market ratio and free cash flow yield). The level of accruals of those firms is found to be attributable to...
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We examine the 'relative optimality' of sign predictions for financial returns, extending the work of Christoffersen and Diebold (2006) on volatility dynamics and sign predictability. We show that there is a more general decomposition of financial returns than that implied by the sign...
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We examine the informational content of retained and distributed earnings for future profitability and stock returns. We find that investors act as if the components of retained earnings (current operating accruals, non current operating accruals and retained cash flows) have similar...
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