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We provide empirical evidence that CAPM-betas positively predict asset returns when market returns are predicted to be high, which occurs about every other month. Consequently, the product of beta and the predicted market return (CAPM) predicts asset returns by combining the out-of-sample...
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If investors can hedge risk at no cost, then the CAPM should hold period by period (Merton, 1973). That is, the time-t expected return of an asset should be equal to the product of its time-t beta and the time-t market expected return. We empirically test this CAPM relation on equity portfolios....
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From 2010--2015, a group of traders illegally accessed earnings information hours before their public release by hacking several major newswire services. We use their informed trading as a natural experiment to investigate how efficiently markets incorporate private information in trades. 15\%...
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FOMC announcements cause substantial trade volume in equity markets. Is such volume mirroring information flow? Using a new diagnostic to quantify information flow net of noise, we show equity prices following FOMC announcements are less informative about future indicative prices than those...
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