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We construct investor sentiment of UK stock market using the procedure of principal component analysis. Using sentiment-augmented EGARCH component model, we analyse the impacts of sentiment on market excess return, the permanent component of market volatility and the transitory component of...
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For many applications, analyzing multiple response variables jointly is desirable because of their dependency, and valuable information about the distribution can be retrieved by estimating quantiles. In this paper, we propose a multi-task quantile regression method that exploits the potential...
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To understand theoretically why the 1/N rule is very difficult to beat, we show that the usual estimated investment strategies are biased even asymptotically when the dimensionality is high relative to sample size, and the 1/N rule is optimal in a one-factor model with diversifiable risks as...
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In this paper, we propose a multivariate quantile regression method which enables localized analysis on conditional quantiles and global comovement analysis on conditional ranges for high-dimensional data. The proposed method, hereafter referred to as FActorisable Sparse Tail Event Curves, or...
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A multivariate quantile regression model with a factor structure is proposed to study data with many responses of interest. The factor structure is allowed to vary with the quantile levels, which makes our framework more flexible than the classical factor models. The model is estimated with the...
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In this paper, we study portfolio choice problem under estimation risk and show why the 1/N rule is very difficult to beat in applications and studies. First, as long as the dimensionality is high relative to sample size, we show that the usual estimated investment strategies are biased even...
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The high growth of the automotive industry reveals the very bright future of this technology and its high penetration effects on the human society. No doubt that the random and volatile charging demand of these devices would affect the power grid optimal operation and scheduling which may be...
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