2018
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3173138
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Explaining Abnormal Returns in Stock Markets: An Alpha-Neutral Version of the CAPM

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“…For instance, the abnormally flat correlation between investment returns and market beta, a lack of explanatory capacity for this idea, and occasionally even a negative correlation, and the volatility of market beta over time, where the return can vary between firms with different book-to-equity ratios even though the market beta is the same. [1] Regarding the constraints imposed by beta, there are still some other uncertainties brought on by issues with the environment, such that the factor structure in returns undergoes changes over time. Factor exposures are most likely time-varying due to modifications in the event portfolio's composition over time or changes in the local economic environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, the abnormally flat correlation between investment returns and market beta, a lack of explanatory capacity for this idea, and occasionally even a negative correlation, and the volatility of market beta over time, where the return can vary between firms with different book-to-equity ratios even though the market beta is the same. [1] Regarding the constraints imposed by beta, there are still some other uncertainties brought on by issues with the environment, such that the factor structure in returns undergoes changes over time. Factor exposures are most likely time-varying due to modifications in the event portfolio's composition over time or changes in the local economic environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%