More Evidence Against the Random Walk Hypothesis

Exchange-traded Funds (ETFs) Market and Volatility Trading

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More Evidence Against the Random Walk Hypothesis

Exchange-traded Funds (ETFs) Market and Volatility Trading

First edition

This volume provides more evidence against the Random Walk Hypothesis and offers insights into market inefficiency through systematically trading exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

The book is organized to answer the following three questions: Do ETF prices follow random walks? If not, what are some of the factors that impact their non-random walk behavior? How can investors take advantage of such price dynamics in trading ETFs?

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English
Pages
204

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More Evidence Against the Random Walk Hypothesis: Exchange-traded Funds (ETFs) Market and Volatility Trading
March 26, 2015, World Scientific Publishing Company Pvt. Ltd.
Hardcover in English - First edition

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"The book is useful and interesting reading for academics, professionals and students in finance."

Classifications

Library of Congress
HG6043.J53 2015, HG6043 .J53 2015

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Number of pages
204
Weight
1 pounds

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL28373109M
ISBN 10
9814641057
ISBN 13
9789814641050
LCCN
2014037033

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