Stock return predictability or mismeasured risk?
Stock return predictability or mismeasured risk?
We investigate the predictable component of excess returns in German, Japanese, UK and US aggregate stock indices, finding evidence to suggest that the frequently documented predictable component in excess returns is predominantly due to a failure in previous research to consider risk.
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Clare, A.
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Priestley, R.
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Thomas, S.
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1997
Clare, A.
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Priestley, R.
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Thomas, S.
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Clare, A., Priestley, R. and Thomas, S.
(1997)
Stock return predictability or mismeasured risk?
Applied Financial Economics, 7 (6), .
(doi:10.1080/758533860).
Abstract
We investigate the predictable component of excess returns in German, Japanese, UK and US aggregate stock indices, finding evidence to suggest that the frequently documented predictable component in excess returns is predominantly due to a failure in previous research to consider risk.
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Published date: 1997
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