会议专题

Stock Price Jumps and Return Predictability

In a continuous-time framework, risk premium can only take the form of continuous drift and not the form of jumps. We use recently developed statistical techniques to identify jumps in stock prices, and examine the relation between jumps and cross-sectional stock return predictability associated with size, value, momentum, net stock issues, and liquidity e_ects. We _nd that stock price jumps can explain both the size and liquidity e_ects, and to a moderate extent the value premium. In contrast, the momentum and net stock issues e_ects are not driven by jumps. We further show that price jumps driving return predictability are not caused by regime shifts in risk. These _ndings provide an interesting perspective for evaluating risk-based and behavioral explanations of stock return predictability.

George J.Jiang

Department of Finance,Eller College of Management,University of Arizona,Tucson,Arizona, 85721-0108

国际会议

2007年中国国际金融年会

成都

英文

2007-07-09(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)