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Aktienkurse gelten als repräsentativ für den ‚wahren‘ Wert von Unternehmen, da sie der aggregierten Markterwartung bezüglich aller zukünftigen Renditen entsprechen. So plausibel dieser Zusammenhang in der Theorie ist, so komplex und undurchsichtig können die Mechanismen der Preisbildung...
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Main description: Financial markets respond to information virtually instantaneously. Each new piece of information influences the prices of assets and their correlations with each other, and as the system rapidly changes, so too do correlation forecasts. This fast-evolving environment presents...
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This paper describes a GAUSS program of a Markov-chain sampling algorithm for GARCH models proposed by Nakatsuma (1998). This algorithm allows us to generate Monte Carlo samples of parameters in a GARCH model from their joint posterior distribution. The samples obtained by this algorithm are...
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In this paper, the author presents an efficient method of analyzing an interest-rate model using a new approach called 'data augmentation Bayesian forecasting.' First, a dynamic linear model estimation was constructed with a hierarchically-incorporated model. Next, an observational replication...
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Stochastic volatility (SV) models usually assume that the distribution of asset returns conditional on the latent volatility is normal. This article analyzes SV models with a mixture-of-normal distributions in order to compare with other heavy-tailed distributions such as the Student-t...
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This paper describes a GAUSS program of a Markov-chain sampling algorithm for GARCH models proposed by Nakatsuma (1998). This algorithm allows us to generate Monte Carlo samples of parameters in a GARCH model from their joint posterior distribution. The samples obtained by this algorithm are...
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This paper describes a GAUSS program of a Markov-chain sampling algorithm for GARCH models proposed by Nakatsuma (1998). This algorithm allows us to generate Monte Carlo samples of parameters in a GARCH model from their joint posterior distribution. The samples obtained by this algorithm are...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10004966247