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We show that China’s real estate climate index (RECI) can be used to forecast the aggregate stock market return. It outperforms popular return predictors both in- and out-of-sample, especially at the monthly horizon. Additionally, RECI’s predictive ability is stronger among stocks of small...
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We show that China’s real estate climate index (RECI) can be used to forecast the aggregate stock market return. It outperforms popular return predictors both in- and out-of-sample, especially at the monthly horizon. Additionally, RECI’s predictive ability is stronger among stocks of small...
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Previous studies have extensively confirmed that superstition has a wide range of impacts on economically consequential decisions. The underlying mechanisms, however, remain largely unexplored. In particular, superstitions can influence either people’s endogenous risk preferences or subjective...
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We investigate the impacts of new COVID-19 infections on stock returns within China's unique zero-COVID policy framework. We document a remarkable negative pattern: a COVID-19 outbreak within a city adversely affects the performance of local firms in a nonlinear fashion. This effect intensifies...
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