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16.782Net Profit
0.177Sharpe Ratio
0.013Alpha
0.057Beta
1.618CAR
26.6Drawdown
53Loss Rate
72Parameters
1Security Types
0.0151Sortino Ratio
0Tradeable Dates
506Trades
0.333Treynor Ratio
47Win Rate
5Parameters
1Security Types
0Tradeable Dates
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27Tradeable Dates
161.592Net Profit
0.969Sharpe Ratio
0.255Alpha
0.576Beta
31.607CAR
35.3Drawdown
52Loss Rate
5Parameters
1Security Types
0.7095Sortino Ratio
0Tradeable Dates
64Trades
0.574Treynor Ratio
48Win Rate
11Parameters
1Security Types
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Xin submitted the research Standardized Unexpected Earnings
This tutorial discusses the implementation of a strategy that focuses on standardized unexpected earnings (SUE) of stocks. The strategy selects the top 5% of stocks based on their standardized unexpected earnings and trades them. The implementation narrows down the universe of stocks to 1000 liquid assets and considers factors such as daily trading volume, price, and availability of fundamental data. The unexpected earnings are calculated at the beginning of each month, standardized, and the top 5% stocks are selected for a long position. The portfolio is rebalanced monthly. The backtesting results show a Sharpe ratio of 0.602 relative to SPY Sharpe of 0.43 during the period from December 1, 2009, to September 1, 2019. The strategy is based on the theory that stock returns following earnings announcements exhibit anomalous behavior, suggesting market inefficiency. The method uses SUE, which is calculated as the difference between reported earnings and expected earnings, standardized by the standard deviation.
Xin submitted the research Expected Idiosyncratic Skewness
Abstract: This tutorial discusses the implementation of a trading strategy that focuses on stocks with low expected idiosyncratic skewness. The strategy is based on a paper by Boyer, Mitton, and Vorkink (2009) and involves narrowing down the initial universe of stocks to liquid assets based on trading volume, price, and availability of fundamental data. The expected idiosyncratic skewness is calculated at the end of each month, and the universe is sorted based on this measure. The strategy involves longing the bottom 5% of stocks, holding them for the next month, and rebalancing the portfolio monthly. The strategy has shown a Sharpe ratio of 0.947 relative to the S&P 500 Sharpe ratio of 0.87 during the period of July 1, 2009, to July 30, 2019.
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16.782Net Profit
0.177Sharpe Ratio
0.013Alpha
0.057Beta
1.618CAR
26.6Drawdown
53Loss Rate
72Parameters
1Security Types
0.0151Sortino Ratio
0Tradeable Dates
506Trades
0.333Treynor Ratio
47Win Rate
5Parameters
1Security Types
0Tradeable Dates
10Parameters
2Security Types
27Tradeable Dates
161.592Net Profit
0.969Sharpe Ratio
0.255Alpha
0.576Beta
31.607CAR
35.3Drawdown
52Loss Rate
5Parameters
1Security Types
0.7095Sortino Ratio
0Tradeable Dates
64Trades
0.574Treynor Ratio
48Win Rate
11Parameters
1Security Types
0Tradeable Dates
8Parameters
1Security Types
0Tradeable Dates
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1Security Types
0Tradeable Dates
0Net Profit
0Sharpe Ratio
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0CAR
0Drawdown
0Loss Rate
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0Sortino Ratio
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0Trades
0Treynor Ratio
0Win Rate
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1Security Types
0Tradeable Dates
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1.216Sharpe Ratio
0.118Alpha
1.208Beta
31.257CAR
36.6Drawdown
39Loss Rate
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2839Trades
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61Win Rate
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33.5Drawdown
37Loss Rate
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0.203Treynor Ratio
63Win Rate
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2.125Alpha
-3.09Beta
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0Loss Rate
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1Security Types
0Sortino Ratio
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1Trades
-0.215Treynor Ratio
0Win Rate
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17.9Drawdown
0Loss Rate
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1Trades
0.319Treynor Ratio
0Win Rate
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0.852Sharpe Ratio
0.113Alpha
-0.007Beta
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18.3Drawdown
54Loss Rate
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1Security Types
1.4716Sortino Ratio
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46Win Rate
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0CAR
0Drawdown
0Loss Rate
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0Trades
0Treynor Ratio
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0Loss Rate
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0Sortino Ratio
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0Net Profit
0Sharpe Ratio
0Alpha
0Beta
0CAR
0Drawdown
0Loss Rate
3Parameters
1Security Types
0Sortino Ratio
3Tradeable Dates
0Trades
0Treynor Ratio
0Win Rate
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0.172Sharpe Ratio
0.034Alpha
-1.089Beta
1.412CAR
21.5Drawdown
50Loss Rate
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1Security Types
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0Tradeable Dates
562Trades
-0.014Treynor Ratio
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1Security Types
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0CAR
0Drawdown
0Loss Rate
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0Treynor Ratio
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0Net Profit
0Sharpe Ratio
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0CAR
0Drawdown
0Loss Rate
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0Sortino Ratio
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0Trades
0Treynor Ratio
0Win Rate
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-1.431Sharpe Ratio
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-28.553CAR
21.8Drawdown
77Loss Rate
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0Trades
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32.2Drawdown
75Loss Rate
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2Security Types
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26Trades
0.026Treynor Ratio
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2Parameters
1Security Types
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Xin submitted the research Standardized Unexpected Earnings
This tutorial discusses the implementation of a strategy that focuses on standardized unexpected earnings (SUE) of stocks. The strategy selects the top 5% of stocks based on their standardized unexpected earnings and trades them. The implementation narrows down the universe of stocks to 1000 liquid assets and considers factors such as daily trading volume, price, and availability of fundamental data. The unexpected earnings are calculated at the beginning of each month, standardized, and the top 5% stocks are selected for a long position. The portfolio is rebalanced monthly. The backtesting results show a Sharpe ratio of 0.602 relative to SPY Sharpe of 0.43 during the period from December 1, 2009, to September 1, 2019. The strategy is based on the theory that stock returns following earnings announcements exhibit anomalous behavior, suggesting market inefficiency. The method uses SUE, which is calculated as the difference between reported earnings and expected earnings, standardized by the standard deviation.
Xin submitted the research Expected Idiosyncratic Skewness
Abstract: This tutorial discusses the implementation of a trading strategy that focuses on stocks with low expected idiosyncratic skewness. The strategy is based on a paper by Boyer, Mitton, and Vorkink (2009) and involves narrowing down the initial universe of stocks to liquid assets based on trading volume, price, and availability of fundamental data. The expected idiosyncratic skewness is calculated at the end of each month, and the universe is sorted based on this measure. The strategy involves longing the bottom 5% of stocks, holding them for the next month, and rebalancing the portfolio monthly. The strategy has shown a Sharpe ratio of 0.947 relative to the S&P 500 Sharpe ratio of 0.87 during the period of July 1, 2009, to July 30, 2019.
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Hi Armin,
Xin left a comment in the discussion Importing RSS Feed as Custom Data
Hi Chadwick,
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