Trading profitability from learning and adaptation on the Tokyo Stock Exchange
Trading profitability from learning and adaptation on the Tokyo Stock Exchange
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通过学习和适应东京证券交易所的交易盈利能力
DOI:
10.1080/14697688.2015.1091941
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
Ryuichi Yamamoto
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作者:
Yuri Sasaki;Yushi Yoshida;Yuri Sasaki Yushi Yoshida;佐々木百合;Yuri Sasaki;Yuri Sasaki;Yuri Sasaki;Yuri Sasaki;Yuri Sasaki;Yuri Sasaki;Yuri Sasaki;吉田裕司;Yuri Sasaki;吉田裕司;佐々木百合・吉田裕司;吉田裕司;吉田裕司;佐々木百合・吉田裕司;Ryuichi Yamamoto;Ryuichi Yamamoto
This study proposes unexamined technical trading rules, which are dynamically switching strategies among filter, moving average and trading-range breakout rules. The dynamically switching strategy is formulated based on a discrete choice theory consistent with the concept of myopic utility maximization. We utilize the transaction data of the individual stocks listed on the Nikkei 225 from September 1, 2005 to August 31, 2007. We demonstrate that switching strategies produce positive returns and their performance is better than those from the buy-and-hold and non-switching strategies over our sample periods. We also demonstrate equivalent performance for switching with different learning horizons, implying that behavioural heterogeneity of stock investors arises from the coexistence of different strategies with varying degrees of learning horizons. Our result supports several research assumptions and results on agent-based theoretical models that successfully replicate empirical features in financial markets, such as fat tails of return distributions and volatility clustering. However, upon considering the effects of data-snooping bias superior performance disappears.