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This paper examines the relation between trading volume and stock return in China's stock market through lens of the momentum life cycle theory. Using the daily Chinese stock market data for the periods from 1990 to 2007, we found that the explanatory power of the momentum life cycle theory ...
For example, stock options are the options for the 200 shares of an underlying stock of XYZ Ltd. The buyer, Paul, buys one call options contract on the XYZ stock having a strike price of $50. For the contract, Paul pays $250. At the option contract’s expiration date, the shares of...
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Explain how call and put options can represent a leveraged way of investing in the stock market and also enable investors to hedge their risk completely. Specifically, under what circumstances will the addition of an option increase the risk of an existin Analyze ho...
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An ETF is called anexchange-tradedfund because it’s traded on an exchange just like stocks are. The price of an ETF’s shares will change throughout the trading day as the shares are bought and sold on the market. This isunlike mutual funds, which are not traded on ...
The index rises 1% on the first day of trading, giving the firm $2 million in profits. (Assume no expenses in this example.) The fund now has $102 million of assets and must increase (in this case, double) its index exposure to $204 million. Maintaining a constant leverage ratio ...
The index rises 1% on the first day of trading, giving the firm $2 million in profits. (Assume no expenses in this example.) The fund now has $102 million of assets and must increase (in this case, double) its index exposure to $204 million. Maintaining a constant leverage ratio ...