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We propose a one-month market-timing model constructed from 15 diverse variables. We use weighted least squares with stepwise variable selection to build a predictive model for the one-month-ahead market excess returns. From our statistical model, we transform our forecasts into investable...
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Revisiting the issue of return predictability, we show there is substantial predictive power in combining forecasting variables. We apply correlation screening to combine twenty variables that have been proposed in the return predictability literature, and demonstrate forecasting power at a...
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This paper takes a cross-country and cross-sector perspective to investigate the drivers of commodity momentum strategies. Commodity momentum strategies deployed in the U.S. and Chinese markets generate positive average returns with non-negligible correlations, but their premia are primarily...
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Size, value, and momentum are well known common factors to stock returns. I document size, value, and momentum premiums in industries are strongly correlated with themselves across industries. The correlation structures indicate strong common factor structure at the industry level. The strong...
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