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    Returns to Buying

    Winners and SellingLosers: Implications forStock Market Eciency

    Presenter: Rasool Bakhsh hanna

    Mu!ashir

    Ru"aiya Shaikh

    Sha#ia $lam

    By Narasimhan Jegadeesh and Sheridan Titman

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    stock prices also overreact to information

    Contrarian StrategyBuying past losers

    Selling past winners

    Relative Strength StrategyBuying past winners

    Selling past losers

    Introduction

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    IntroductionDe Bondt and Thaler !"#$% show that over &' to $'year

    holding periods stocks that per'formed poorly over theprevious & to $ years achieve higher returns than stocksthat performed well over the same period(

    Jegadeesh !"")% and *ehmann !"")% provide evidence ofshorter'term return reversals( strategies that select stocks+ased on their returns in the previous week or monthgenerate signi,cant a+normal returns(

    Short term price pressure*ack of li-uidity

    *o and .ac/inlay !"")% argue that a large part of thea+normal returns documented +y Jegadeesh and *ehmannis attri+uta+le to a delayed stock price reaction to common

    factors rather than to overreaction(

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    Introduction*evy !"01% claims that a trading rule that +uys

    stocks with current prices that are su+stantially higherthan their average prices over the past 21 weeks

    reali3es signi,cant a+normal returns(Jensen and Bennington analy3e the pro,ta+ility of

    *evy4s trading rule over a long time period that was5for the most part5 outside *evy4s original sample

    periodThey ,nd opposite results in other sample of data

    Despite recent research on contrarian most investorsuse relative strength strategy and earn a+normal

    returns(

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    IntroductionIf contrarian strategy is key to a+normal

    return earning then why +y using relativestrength strategy practitioners generatea+normal returns6Returns are spurious or 7nrelated to past

    returns

    Di8erence is due to di8erent time hori3ons Contrarian !'& weeks or &'$ years%

    RSS &'!2 months returns%

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    Section I ' Trading

    StrategiesIf stock prices either overreact or underreact

    to information5 then pro,ta+le tradingstrategies that selecf stocks +ased on theirpast returns will e9ist(

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    Section I ' Trading

    StrategiesInvestigates the e:ciency of the stock market

    +y e9amining the pro,ta+ility of a num+er ofthese strategies(

    Strategies;!stset of strategy !0 strategies% < include

    stocks +ased on their past !5 25 &5 = > -uartersand have holding periods that vary from ! < >

    -uarters(

    2ndset of strategy !0 strategies% < same as !st+ut this one skips a week +etween the portfolioformation period and the holding period(

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    Strategies include portfolios with overlapping

    holding periods(Select stocks on the +asis of returns over the past J

    months and holds them for / months J'month?/'monthstrategy%(

    !) decile portfolios5 e-ually weigh@scending order of the securitiesA returns over the past J

    months(

    Top decile portfolio < losers

    Bottom decile portfolio < winners

    In each month t5 +uy winner portfolio and selllower portfolio5 holding for / months(

    Closes out the position initiated in month t