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Using historical data that spans almost 150 years, we examine whether there is a long-run equilibrium relationship between the stock's earnings and bond yields. The novelty of our econometric methodology consists in using a vector error correction model where we allow multiple structural breaks...
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There is a big controversy among both investment professionals and academics regarding the question of how the probability that a bull or bear market terminates depends on its age. Using more than two centuries of data on the broad US stock market index, in this paper we revisit the duration...
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In this article, we document a new stock market anomaly that seems to have escaped the attention of both investment professionals and academics alike. We find that over more than a century, the monthly market return has been predicted by the monthly market return at lag 5. This predictability is...
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