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Predictable Dynamics in the Small Stock Premium

2014

We start this paper by providing a detailed study of how the mean monthly return on the Small-Minus-Big (SMB) Fama-French factor is affected by the January effect and the stock market return during the preceding month and preceding calendar year. We then proceed to building a predictive model for the monthly SMB factor return that incorporates the January effect and the dependence on both the market return during the preceding month and preceding calendar year. Our findings suggest that a positive small stock premium appears mainly during the years following the years with a negative return on the market as the result of a delayed and stronger reaction of small stocks to good news and a str…

Calendar effectArticle SubjectFinancial economicsEconomicsDemographic economicsStock marketMarket returnMonetary economicsJanuary effectSize premiumStock (geology)Economics Research International
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Calendar Anomalies in Stock Index Futures

2011

There exist a large and increasing number of papers that describe different calendar anomalies in stock markets. Although empirical evidence suggests that seasonal effects disappeared after the early 1990s, new studies and approaches assert the continuation of some anomalies in stock indexes. In this paper, we present a comprehensive study of 188 possible cyclical anomalies in S&P 500, DAX and Nikkei stock index futures contracts from 1991 to 2008. Frictions in futures markets, unlike spot markets frictions, make it feasible to produce economically significant profits from trading rules based on calendar effects. By applying a percentile-t-bootstrap and Monte Carlo methods, our analysis rev…

Calendar effectTrading rulesFinancial economicsStock index futuresEconomicsEmpirical evidenceStock market indexFutures contractStock (geology)SSRN Electronic Journal
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