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Asset-pricing implications of dividend volatility

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Sticky credit spreads, macroeconomic activity and equity market volatility

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The Asset Pricing Implications of Dividend Volatility

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This paper establishes dividend volatility as a fundamental risk metric that prices assets. We theoretically incorporate dividend volatility clustering into a model in which narrow-framing investors are loss averse over fluctuations in the value of their investments. Our model shows that...

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Forecasting international equity market volatility : a new approach

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The forecast ability of a belief-based momentum indicator in full-day, daytime, and nighttime volatilities of Chinese oil futures

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Which types of commodity price information are more useful for predicting US stock market volatility?

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Which sentiment index is more informative to forecast stock market volatility? : evidence from China

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Can CBOE gold and silver implied volatility help to forecast gold futures volatility in China? : evidence based on HAR and Ridge regression models

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Global equity market volatilities forecasting : a comparison of leverage effects, jumps, and overnight information

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