2015
DOI: 10.2298/pan1503361y
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A study on the asymmetry of the news aspect of the stock market: Evidence from three institutional investors in the Taiwan stock market

Abstract: This paper uses daily data to investigate the behavior of institutional investors in Taiwan?s stock market. We adopted TGARCH and EGARCH models to test various news. We found that, for the entire sample, a significant clustering phenomenon exists in the investment behavior of three institutional investors, and the impact due to a change of news content shows significant asymmetry and leverage effects. That is, the impact of bad news from the market is stronger than that of good news. In addit… Show more

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“…The stability test of prediction error of data 1 in Table 5 was first operated based on the time-series modelling process. The main methods of stability test are drawing test and ADF test [30]. Figure 4 shows the sequence diagram of the estimated error of charging time.…”
Section: Combined Model Based On Regression and Time-series Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The stability test of prediction error of data 1 in Table 5 was first operated based on the time-series modelling process. The main methods of stability test are drawing test and ADF test [30]. Figure 4 shows the sequence diagram of the estimated error of charging time.…”
Section: Combined Model Based On Regression and Time-series Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast, a 1% increase in stock prices leads to a 0.54% change in oil prices. Additionally, the adoption of a threshold generalized autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity (TGARCH) model was used by Tzu-Yi Yang and Yu-Tai Yang (2015) to investigate the asymmetric effects of news on stock market behavior. Xiao Qin, Chunyang Zhou, and Chongfeng Wu (2016) investigated a rockets and feathers theory with a multiple threshold error-correction model (MTECM) and found a nonlinear relationship in the short-term between crude oil and gasoline prices in commodity and financial markets but not in refinery markets.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%