Stock performance by utility indifference pricing and the Sharpe ratio
Stock performance by utility indifference pricing and the Sharpe ratio
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公用事业无差异定价和夏普比率的股票表现
DOI:
10.1080/14697688.2018.1478121
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2019
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Jiro Hodoshima
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J. Hodoshima;T. Misawa;and Y. Miyahara;Atsue Mizushima;Kengo Kurosaka;Jiro Hodoshima and Toshiyuki Yamawake;Jiro Hodoshima
We compare stock performance based on utility indifference pricing and the Sharpe ratio assuming that stock returns follow the class of discrete normal mixture distributions. The utility indifference price with an exponential utility function satisfies several desirable properties that a suitable value measure should satisfy. For utility indifference pricing, we employ the inner rate of risk aversion proposed by Miyahara [Evaluation of the scale risk. RIMS Kokyuroku, No. 1886, Financial Modeling and Analysis (2013/11/20-2013/11/22), 181–188, 2014], which is the degree of risk aversion that makes the utility indifference price with the exponential utility function zero in order to evaluate stock performance. Using a selection of U.S. stocks, the results show that the evaluation of stock performance based on the inner rate of risk aversion is more relevant for risk-averse investors than that based on the Sharpe ratio, which represents performance by the first two moments.