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A financial portfolio typically pays dividend based on its value. We show that there is a unique portfolio that pays the maximum dividend rate while remaining solvent, under appropriate assumptions. We also give a characterization of both the portfolio and the optimal dividend rate
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We carry out several test cases to illustrate how the Probability of Backtest Overfitting (PBO) performs under different scenarios. We also assess the accuracy of PBO using two alternative approaches (Monte Carlo Methods and Extreme Value Theory).The paper "The Probability of Backtest...
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Proofs to the propositions in "Stop-Outs Under Serial Correlation".The paper "Stop-Outs Under Serial Correlation and 'The Triple Penance Rule" to which these Appendices apply is available at the following URL: "http://ssrn.com/abstract=2201302" http://ssrn.com/abstract=2201302
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Economics (and by extension finance) is arguably one of the most mathematical fields of research. However, economists' choice of math may be inadequate to model the complexity of social institutions. In a constructive spirit, this note offers some advice on how students could increase their...
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Economics (and by extension finance) is arguably one of the most mathematical fields of research. However, economists' choice of math may be inadequate to model the complexity of social institutions.In a constructive spirit, this note offers some advice on how students could increase their...
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The False Strategy theorem tells us that the optimal outcome of an unknown number of historical simulations is right-unbounded — with enough trials, there is no Sharpe ratio sufficiently enough to reject the hypothesis that a strategy is false. Given the ease with which one can use a computer...
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An analogue can be made between: (a) the slow pace at which species adapt to an environment, which often results in the emergence of a new distinct species out of a once homogeneous genetic pool, and (b) the slow changes that take place over time within a fund, mutating its investment style. A...
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