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Intertemporal Market Risk and Cross-section of Greek Average Returns

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This paper examines wheather tohe overall market risk along with risks reflecting uncertainty related to the long run dynamic of market cash flows (dividends) and discount rates (returns) price average returns on single-sorted portfolios of the Greek stock market. Following Campbell and Vuolteenaho (American Economic Review, 2004) we check wheather these two types of risk provide an empricalimprovement over the static CAPM and if cash-flow risk is more important than discount-rate risk, as a rationalI-CAPM risk story would perdict. Our results suggest that the two-beta intertemporal model performs at least as well as the Fama-French (Jourlan of Financial Economics, 1993) threefactor model since it explains half of the cross-sectional variation in average returns and delivers an economically and statistically acceptable estimate of the coefficient of relatiave risk averation. More inportantly, dispite the relative importance of market discount-rate risk, it is market dividend-growth risk that turns out to be for more important in determing aveage returns on Greek protfolios.

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Intertemporal Market Risk and Cross-section of Greek Average Returns

Author: Panopoulou, Dr. Ekaterini,Koubouros, Michail
Year: 2005
Source: https://mural.maynoothuniversity.ie/id/eprint/273/1/N161_12_05.pdf
In e empo al Ma ke Risks and he C oss-Sec ion
o G eek A e age Re u ns
Michail Koubou os1
Uni e si y o Peloponnese
Eka e ini Panopoulou2
Na ional Uni e si y o I eland & Uni e si y o Pi aeus
This d a : Sep embe 18, 2005
1Co esponding au ho : Uni e si y o Peloponnese, Depa men o Economics, Te ma
Ka aiskaki, 221 00 T ipolis, G eece. Phone: (+30) 2710 230129, ax: (+30) 2710 230139,
e-mail: m.koub[email p o ec ed]. We a e g a e ul o Gikas Ha dou elis, Dimi ios Mallia opu-
los, Jack Meye and pa icipan s a a ious semina s a he Uni e si y o Peloponnese, he
Uni e si y o Pi aeus and he Na ional Uni e si y o I eland o help ul commen s and sug-
ges ions. We acknowledge …nancial suppo om he G eek Minis y o Educa ion and he
Eu opean Union unde “Py hago as”g an . The usual disclaime applies.
2Depa men o Banking and Financial Managemen , Uni e si y o Pi aeus, G eece and
Depa men o Economics, Na ional Uni e si y o I eland Maynoo h, email: [email protected].
Abs ac
This pape examines whe he he o e all ma ke isk along wi h isks e‡ec ing unce -
ain y ela ed o he long un dynamics o ma ke cash ‡ows (di idends) and discoun
a es ( e u ns) p ice a e age e u ns on single-so ed po olios o he G eek s ock
ma ke . Following Campbell and Vuol eenaho (Ame ican Economic Re iew, 2004) we
check whe he hese wo ypes o isk p o ide an empi ical imp o emen o e he s a ic
CAPM and i cash-‡ow isk is mo e impo an han discoun - a e isk, as a a ional
I-CAPM isk s o y would p edic . Ou esul s sugges ha he wo-be a in e empo al
model pe o ms a leas as well as he Fama-F ench (Jou nal o Financial Economics,
1993) h ee ac o model since i explains hal o he c oss-sec ional a ia ion in a e -
age e u ns and deli e s an economically and s a is ically accep able es ima e o he
coe¢ cien o ela i e isk a e sion. Mo e impo an ly, despi e he ela i e impo ance
o ma ke discoun - a e isk, i is ma ke di idend-g ow h isk ha u ns ou o be a
mo e impo an in de e mining a e age e u ns on G eek po olios.
JEL: G11, G12, G14
Keywo ds: CAPM, be a, cash ‡ow isk, discoun a e isk, isk a e sion.
1 In oduc ion
Nume ous s udies ha e shown ha he single be a CAPM, a leas in i s uncondi ional
o m, pe o ms poo ly since he c oss-sec ional a ia ion in uncondi ional ma ke be as
canno ma ch he obse ed sp ead in a e age excess e u ns.1Recen ly, Campbell and
Vuol eenaho (2004) and Campbell, Polk and Vuol eenaho (2005) show ha he ma ke
be a can be decomposed in o a ela i ely bad cash-‡ow be a, e‡ec ing news abou he
ma ke ’s u u e cash ‡ows (di idend g ow h a es), and a ela i ely good discoun - a e
be a, e‡ec ing news abou he ma ke ’s u u e discoun a es ( e u ns). Acco ding
o hei model he wo pa s o o al ma ke isk ha e di¤e en implica ions in asse
p icing. Speci…cally, since ma ke cash-‡ow shocks and discoun - a e shocks ep esen
pe manen and empo a y shocks o o e all weal h espec i ely, a ional conse a i e
in es o s a e pa icula ly a e se o he o me and equi e a highe p emium. Mo e
impo an ly, his cash-‡ow isk p emium should be a mul iple o hei a i ude owa d
isk. Empi ically, Campbell and Vuol eenaho (2004) …nd ha hei decomposi ion
could sol e he small- alue puzzle ound in US da a.
In his pape we s udy he c oss-sec ional beha io o cash-‡ow and discoun - a e
isks along wi h hei abili y o p ice e u ns o a se o 25 single so ed po o-
lios o he G eek s ock ma ke (A hens S ock Exchange, A.S.E.) o he pe iod om
1991 o 2003. Using he empi ical me hodology o Campbell (1991), Campbell and
Mei (1993), Campbell and Vuol eenaho (2004) and Campbell, Polk and Vuol eenaho
(2005), we … s es ima e ma ke cash-‡ow and discoun - a e news and be as and hen
check whe he he sensi i i ies o po olio e u ns o hese o al ma ke isk compo-
nen s can se e as su¢ cien isk measu es which a e p iced in A.S.E. e u ns. Al hough
some ecen s udies examine he p ope ies o he wo componen s o agg ega e ma ke
e u n in se e al eme ging ma ke s (e.g. Phylak is and Ra azzolo, 2002), he e is no
o he s udy, o he bes o ou knowledge, which examines he asse p icing implica ions
o his decomposi ion using A.S.E. da a. In his espec , ou s udy comes as a di ec
complemen o hese empi ical …ndings since i p o ides some new insigh s, in e ms
o a small and eme ging ma ke , on he independen ole o economic undamen als in
p icing he c oss-sec ion o a e age s ock e u ns.
Ou esul s indica e ha he wo-be a decomposi ion o he o al ma ke isk in-
c eases he abili y o he s a ic, single ac o , CAPM o p ice G eek s ock e u ns.
Mo e in de ail, all po olios exhibi conside able sp ead in isk exposu e o ma ke
1Fo a ecen e iew on he CAPM li e a u e see, among o he s, Fama and F ench (2004).
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cash-‡ow and discoun - a e isk and bo h ypes o isk a e c oss-sec ionally p iced.
Fu he mo e, by employing a disc e e- ime in e empo al asse p icing model, we …nd
ha cash-‡ow isk is mo e impo an o he c oss-sec ion o a e age A.S.E. e u ns
since i embodies a be a- isk p emium ha is much highe han he one embodied in
discoun - a e isk. Speci…cally, he wo-be a model cap u es almos hal o he a ia-
ion in po olio mean e u ns, pe o ms sligh ly be e han he popula Fama-F ench
(1993) model and deli e s meaning ul and highly signi…can alues o isk a e sion.
O e all, and in line wi h he US …ndings o Campbell and Vuol eenaho (2004) and
Campbell, Polk and Vuol eenaho (2005), he wo-be a model explains he sp ead in
e u ns ound ac oss alue and size po olios and hus p o ides aluable insigh s o
he small-o e -la ge and alue-o e -g ow h puzzles.
The emainde o he pape is o ganized as ollows: Sec ion 2 p o ides he heo-
e ical decomposi ion o o al ma ke isk in o wo pa s; e u n isks associa ed wi h
ma ke ’s cash-‡ow and discoun - a e dynamics. I also de elops he in e empo al as-
se p icing amewo k ha will be used o he asse p icing es ima ion. The da ase
and he econome ic me hodology employed o ex ac he news componen s o ma ke
unexpec ed e u ns a e gi en in Sec ion 3. Sec ion 4 p esen s he empi ical esul s and,
…nally, Sec ion 5 o¤e s some concluding ema ks.
2 The Model
Agen s a e assumed o choose hei op imal consump ion and po olio posi ions using
he ecu si e u ili y amewo k p o ided by Eps ein and Zin (1989, 1991) and Weil
(1989). The li e ime u ili y unc ion o he in es o is gi en by he ecu si e u ili y
unc ion U ;de…ned o e cu en eal consump ion, C , and u u e expec ed u ili y o
eal consump ion, E (U +1):
U [C ; E (U +1)] = h(1 )C
1

+E U1
+1 1
i
1(1)
whe e 0<  < 1is he subjec i e discoun ac o ,  > 0is he cons an , unde his
speci…ca ion, coe¢ cien o ela i e isk a e sion (CRRA), is a pa ame e de…ned as
= (1 )=(1 1
);and  > 0is he elas ici y o in e empo al subs i u ion (EIS)
be ween cu en and expec ed u u e consump ion. Equa ion (1) has he ad an age
o b eaking he igh link be ween CRRA and EIS gi en by powe u ili y (=1
),
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hus, disconnec ing in es o s’ isk a i ude ac oss s a es o na u e (desc ibed by )
and ac oss ime (desc ibed by ).
The consume is assumed o …nance all he consump ion plan en i ely om he
o al eal weal h W ;gi en he ollowing dynamic budge cons ain :
W +1 = (1 + RW; +1)(W C )(2)
whe e RW; +1 is he ne eal e u n on o al weal h. Eps ein and Zin (1989) sol e
o he op imal po olio and consump ion policies and show ha he ollowing se o
condi ional momen es ic ions hold o each asse iand he o al-weal h po olio W:
E hG
R1
W; +1Ri; +1i= 1; o i= 1; :::; N (3)
whe e G +1
de
=C +1
C is he op imally chosen g oss g ow h a e o eal consump ion
be ween and +1. The abo e se o non-linea momen es ic ions can be linea ized
using he assump ion o join condi ional log-no mali y o asse e u ns and consump-
ion in he spi i o Hansen and Single on (1983). Using hese s ong assump ions
along wi h he dynamic budge cons ain in (2), Campbell (1993, 1996) de i es he
ollowing c oss-sec ional linea es ic ions on asse s’ isk p emia ha places no ole in
consump ion as a p iced isk ac o :
E Re
i; +1=Co ( i; +1; W; +1 E [ W; +1]) + (1 )Co ( i; +1;NDR
W; +1);(4)
whe e E Re
i; +1=E [Ri; +1]R ; +1, and R ; +1 is he simple e u n on he isk- ee
asse . The abo e equa ion can be iewed as a disc e e- ime e sion o Me on’s (1973)
I-CAPM whe e changes in he u u e in es men oppo uni y se s (cap u ed by news
abou u u e o al weal h po olio e u ns, NDR
W; +1) a e also p iced in addi ion o he
con empo aneous ma ke isk ( he … s co a iance e m).
Campbell and Vuol eenaho (2004) go one s ep u he and using he unexpec ed
e u n decomposi ion de eloped by Campbell and Shille (1988a) and u he ex ended
by Campbell (1991) b eak he … s ac o (ma ke inno a ion) in o news abou u u e
di idend (cash-‡ows) g ow h a es and e u ns (discoun - a es). Fo mally, Campbell
(1991) has de i ed he ollowing app oxima e log linea decomposi ion o e u ns in o
ime + 1 e ision in expec a ions (news) abou he p esen alue o all u u e o al-
weal h di idend g ow h a es (cash-‡ow news, NCF
W) and he ime + 1 e ision in
expec a ions abou he p esen alue o all u u e o al-weal h e u ns (discoun - a e
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news, NDR
W):
W; +1 E +1 [ W; +1] = NCF
W; +1 NDR
W; +1;(5)
whe e NCF
W; +1 =E +1 hP1
j=0 jdW; +1+jiE hP1
j=0 jdW; +1+jiand
NDR
m; +1 =E +1 hP1
j=1 j W; +1+jiE hP1
j=1 j W; +1+ji,PW +1 is he eal ag-
g ega e (ma ke ) s ock p ice measu ed a he end o pe iod + 1 (ex-di idend),
dW; +1 = log(DW; +1)is he log o he eal di idend paymen o o al weal h du ing
his pe iod,
W; +1 = log(PW; +1+DW; +1
PW; )is he one-pe iod holding log eal g oss e u n on he
o al weal h po olio, W= 1=[1 + exp(W)] and W=E[log(dW; pW; )] is he
uncondi ional mean o he log agg ega e di idend-p ice a io. The … s e m in (5) is
he ime + 1 e ision in di idend g ow h expec a ions and ep esen s a pe manen
posi i e e¤ec on o al weal h since i is ne e e e sed subsequen ly, whe eas he
second one is he ime + 1 e ision in expec a ions abou u u e e u ns on o al
weal h and hus can be iewed as a empo a y shock o he o al weal h since he
unexpec ed capi al gain oday ( W; +1 E +1 [ W; +1]>0) is a a cos o lowe u u e
in es men oppo uni ies, i.e. E +1 hP1
j=1 j W; +1+jiE hP1
j=1 j W; +1+ji<0.
Using he abo e decomposi ion o he o al weal h unexpec ed e u n and he wo
ac o asse p icing es ic ion in (4) we ge he ollowing asse p icing model ha
assigns di¤e en oles o agg ega e di idend g ow h a es’news and e u ns’news in
de e mining asse isk p emia:
E Re
i; +1=Co ( i; +1; NCF
W; +1) + Co ( i; +1;NDR
W; +1);(6)
The co a iance isk p emium ep esen a ion in (6) can ha e an equi alen be a-like
p emium ep esen a ion (Coch ane, 2001). Mul iplying and di iding by he a iance
o o al-weal h e u n inno a ions, V a ( W; +1 E [ W; +1]), we ge :
E Re
i; +1=CF; i;CF; +DR; i;DR; (7)
wi h CF; =V a ( W; +1 E [ W; +1]) ,DR; =V a ( W; +1 E [ W; +1]) and:
i;W; =Co ( i; +1; NCF
W; +1)
V a ( W; +1 E [ W; +1]) +Co ( i; +1;NDR
W; +1)
V a ( W; +1 E [ W; +1])
=i;CF; +i;DR; (8)
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Equa ion (8) s a es ha he equi ed isk p emium on asse iis join ly de e mined
by he be as o i s e u n wi h he co esponding decomposed componen s o he o al
ma ke isk; cash-‡ow and discoun - a e be a ha add o he ull o al weal h, CAPM,
be a. A conse a i e isk-a e se in es o ( > 1) demands a highe isk p ice o isks
associa ed wi h o al-weal h cash-‡ow (di idend g ow h) unce ain y (i;CF ) a he
han o isks linked o shocks o o al weal h po olio e u ns ( i;DR; ), since any
posi i e (nega i e) shock o weal h discoun a es is a a bene… (cos ) o wo se u u e
in es men oppo uni ies, whe eas he in es o is ne e compensa ed la e o e e y
posi i e (nega i e) shock o di idends. Hence, he be a p ice o ma ke cash-‡ow isk
CF is a mul iple o he be a isk p ices o ma ke discoun - a e isk DR. Thus, o
a conse a i e in es o i mus be CF > DR >0.
In o de o ge compa able esul s o he empi ical li e a u e o he uncondi ional
CAPM and, mo e impo an ly, o he empi ical …ndings o he wo-be a model o
Campbell and Vuol eenaho (2004) ha places a ela i ely mo e impo an ole in
cash-‡ow isk, we condi ion down equa ion (7) and p oceed wi h i s uncondi ional
e sion.
3 Da a and Empi ical Me hodology
Ou s udy is based on mon hly G eek asse and mac oeconomic da a o he pe iod
om June 1991 o May 2003 (133 mon hly obse a ions) ob ained om he Da as eam
In e na ional da abase. Speci…cally, ou da a consis o di¤e en se s o common s ock
po olios so ed on a ious … m speci…c cha ac e is ics and isk measu es and a se
o economy-wide a iables ha se e as ins umen s. Following he common p ac ice,
hese a iables ha e been selec ed unde he assump ion ha hey o ecas u u e
e u ns. Las ly, we assume ha he ma ke ( alue-weigh ed) po olio is a good p oxy
o he o al-weal h po olio in he G eek economy, so ha RW=RM.
We employ a a ian o he Fama and F ench (1993) me hodology o cons uc
alue-weigh ed e u ns on 25 … m-cha ac e is ic single-so ed po olios on book- o-
ma ke , di idend-yield, size, p ice-ea nings and 3-mon h momen um, and he wo
size and book- o-ma ke ac o mimicking po olios, Small-Minus-Big (SMB) and
High-Minus-Low (HML), espec i ely. The la e ac o mimicking po olios will be
used as a benchma k in ou asse p icing es s. In June, e e y yea , we … s b eak
he ull menu o A.S.E. common s ocks a ailable in o 5 g oups (based on accoun ing
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in o ma ion) each con aining an equal numbe o s ocks and second, we compu e he
simple ma ke capi aliza ion weigh ed-a e age mon hly holding pe iod e u n o each
o he 5 po olios o he ollowing yea using mon hly closing p ices. The annual
di idend paid on each s ock is di ided by 12 and added o he mon hly closing p ice,
so ha ou e u ns include di idends. The p ocedu e is epea ed e e y yea and we
end up wi h ime-se ies da a o simple e u ns on each cha ac e is ics-so ed po olio.
Al hough he model in (7) is w i en in eal log e u ns, we assume ha o he mon hly
es in e al we employ, in‡a ion a es a e almos ully o ecas able, and hus we p oxy
eal log e u ns wi h nominal log e u ns.
The agg ega e alue mimicking ac o po olio HML was c ea ed using he 40-20-
40 ule employed by Fama and F ench (1993). Howe e , o he SMB po olio, we
adjus he o ma ion mechanism o accoun o peculia i ies o he G eek da a. We use
he 70 h quan ile o he ma ke alue ins ead o he median ha was used by Fama
and F ench. Using a la ge b eakpoin we can c ea e a dis ibu ion o he ma ke
alue simila o ha o Fama and F ench, while he small capi aliza ion po olio
ep esen s on a e age he 8% o he o al A.S.E. ma ke . A he end o June o
each yea , we c ea e he size and book- o-ma ke double-so ed po olios o Fama
and F ench (1993) (SL; SM; SH; BL; BM and BH) and calcula e he alue-weigh ed
mon hly e u ns o he nex 6 mon hs. Then, he agg ega e book- o-ma ke and
size po olios a e de…ned as HML = (SH +BH)=2(SL +BL)=2and SMB =
(SL +SM +SH)=3(BL +BM +BH)=3 espec i ely.
The second se used in ou analysis consis s o a iables ha ha e p o en success ul
in p edic ing he u u e s a e o he economy and asse e u ns. The inno a ions
o hese a iables a e used o gene a e cash-‡ow and discoun - a e news h ough a
VAR(1) speci…ca ion. Mo e in de ail, we use: (a) he mon hly log di¤e ence o he
OECD leading indica o ,  log (LI), (b) he ma ke log p ice-ea nings a io, pe; and
(c) he small-s ock alue sp ead, V S; de…ned as he di¤e ence be ween he log(B/M)
o he small high-B/M po olio and he log(B/M) o he small low-BE/ME po olio.2
The asse p icing model in (7) uses cash-‡ow and discoun - a e news as p iced
ac o s. We ollow Campbell (1991) and we es ima e hem using a … s -o de ec o
au o eg essi e, VAR(1), model. We … s es ima e expec ed e u ns and he e isions
2Recen ly, he alue sp ead V S a iable has been ound o be a good o ecas e o US e u ns.
See, among o he s, Campbell and Vuol eenaho (2004), Campbell, Polk and Vuol eenaho (2005) and
Koubou os, Mallia opulos and Panopoulou (2005). Following his e idence we use he alue sp ead
as a p edic o o A.S.E. e u ns.
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in expec a ions abou u u e e u ns (E [ M; +1]and (E +1E )P1
j=1 j
M M; +1+j,
espec i ely) and hen we use M; +1 and equa ion (5) o back ou he ma ke cash-
‡ow news. This p ac ice has an impo an ad an age as i elies only on he dynamics
o expec ed e u ns and he e is no need o modelling he dynamics o di idends since
he la e a e de i ed by he VAR es ima es and he ealiza ions o e u ns and s a e
a iables.
We assume ha he da a a e gene a ed by he ollowing VAR(1) model:
y +1 =  + Ay +u +1;(9)
whe e y +1 = ( m; +1; y1; +1; :::; ym; +1)is a m1 ec o o a iables con aining e u ns
as i s … s elemen and (m1) a iables which ha e p edic i e powe o e u ns, is
am1 ec o o cons an s and Ais a mmma ix o cons an s. We es ima e (9)
o he ma ke e u n and hen compu e cash-‡ow and discoun - a e news as linea
unc ions o he + 1 ec o o inno a ions, u +1:
NDR
M; +1 =e10u +1 NCF
M; +1 = (e10+e10)u +1;(10)
whe e e1is a m1 ec o wi h he … s elemen equal o uni y and he emaining
elemen s equal o ze o. The mapping o he shock ec o o he news ec o s is gi en by
A(ImA)1.e10cap u es he long- un signi…cance o each indi idual VAR(1)
shock o discoun - a e expec a ions. The g ea e he absolu e alue o a a iables
coe¢ cien in he e u n p edic ion equa ion ( he op ow o A), he g ea e he weigh
he a iable ecei es in he discoun - a e-news o mula (10). Also, mo e pe sis en
a iables should also ecei e mo e weigh , which is cap u ed by he e m (ImA)1.
4 Empi ical E idence
4.1 Es ima ion o Cash-Flow and Discoun -Ra e News and
Be as
Table 1 epo s pa ame e es ima es o he ma ke VAR(1) model. Ou es ima es
sugges ha he s a e a iables ha e some p edic i e powe o s ock ma ke excess
e u ns (adj.-R2o 9:5%). Speci…cally, mon hly ma ke e u ns display some deg ee
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Table 1. VAR es ima es o ma ke po olio
m; +1  log (LI +1)p +1 e +1 V S +1
cons an 0:033
(0:021)
0:023
(0:009) 0:055
(0:029)
0:032
(0:041)
m; 0:147
(0:086)
0:056
(0:039)
0:043
(0:119)
0:185
(0:165)
 log (LI ) 0:194
(0:160) 0:528
(0:073)
0:077
(0:223)
0:405
(0:308)
p e 0:007
(0:015)
0:011
(0:007)
0:969
(0:021) 0:044
(0:028)
V S 0:036
(0:006)
0:003
(0:006)
0:034
(0:018)
0:967
(0:025)
R29:5% 32:9% 94:7% 91:9%
F-s a . 3:530 16:499 598:4 384:70
LM Tes o He e oscedas ici y (ARCH Tes : lag = 4)
^u W^u log(LI)^upe^uV S
F-s a . 0:327 1:081 2:134 0:709
p- alue [0:859] [0:369] [0:080] [0:593]
Table 2: Ma ke po olio cash-‡ow and discoun - a e news
Co a iance ma ix o news News co /s .d.
NCF
MNDR
MNCF
MNDR
M
NCF
M0:0081 0:0034 NC
M0:091 0:563
NDR
M0:0034 0:0046 ND
M0:563 0:215
Co ela ions o inno a ions wi h news Func ions
Inno a ions/News NCF
mNDR
mNCF
MNDR
M
M0:679 0:225 Mshock 1:052 0:052
 log (LI) 0:277 0:295  log (LI)shock 0:683 0:683
pe0:224 0:398 peshock 0:273 0:273
V S 0:603 0:855 V S shock 0:399 0:399
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Table 3. Summa y s a is ics
Po olio Mean S .De 1236912
Ma ke po olio
9.85 3.06 0.13 0.08 0.06 0.05 -0.11 -0.05
Panel A. Book- o-ma ke Po olios
High 16.07 3.67 0.12 0.01 0.16 0.12 -0.10 0.02
2 8.16 3.42 0.19 0.09 0.07 0.03 -0.13 -0.06
3 9.99 3.44 0.16 0.14 -0.02 0.07 -0.15 0.00
4 5.63 3.30 0.13 0.16 0.09 0.00 -0.03 -0.07
Low 8.59 3.25 0.15 0.06 0.04 0.05 -0.01 -0.10
Panel B. Di idend-Yield Po olios
High 13.62 2.96 0.07 0.02 0.06 0.05 -0.17 -0.02
2 6.05 3.47 0.11 0.15 0.00 0.06 -0.13 0.06
3 9.40 3.39 0.18 0.11 0.01 0.00 -0.06 -0.09
4 8.25 3.44 0.15 0.09 0.15 0.05 -0.06 -0.08
Low 6.13 3.50 0.16 0.22 0.05 0.06 -0.11 -0.08
Panel C. Size Po olios
La ge 9.08 2.97 0.10 0.02 0.02 0.04 -0.15 -0.02
2 9.05 3.69 0.19 0.19 0.16 0.09 0.03 -0.03
3 14.68 4.09 0.26 0.17 0.19 0.07 0.03 -0.07
4 16.28 4.33 0.25 0.23 0.25 0.13 0.05 -0.05
Small 34.27 5.02 0.27 0.26 0.27 0.15 0.08 -0.15
Panel D. P ice- o-Ea nings Po olios
High 5.53 3.89 0.24 0.14 0.08 -0.03 -0.02 -0.12
2 6.60 3.53 0.17 0.11 0.04 0.06 0.00 -0.06
3 10.19 3.37 0.18 0.24 0.08 0.11 -0.10 -0.04
4 9.32 2.99 0.13 0.10 -0.01 0.11 -0.11 0.02
Low 19.80 3.05 0.13 0.07 0.03 0.14 -0.10 0.03
Panel E. 3-Mon h Momen um Po olios
Winne s 17.78 3.37 0.28 0.22 0.19 0.11 -0.11 -0.06
2 13.84 3.52 0.09 0.12 0.10 0.10 -0.15 -0.10
3 13.70 3.56 0.21 0.22 0.09 0.06 -0.01 -0.03
4 5.26 3.71 0.10 0.08 0.01 0.03 0.06 -0.09
Lose s 3.01 4.03 0.04 0.04 0.01 0.08 -0.06 0.01
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Table 4. CAPM, Cash-‡ow, discoun - a es, HML and SMB be as
Panel A. Book- o-ma ke po olios
b
i;m s.e. b
i;CF s.e.:b
i;DR s.e. b
i;HML s.e. b
i;SMB s.e.
High 1.445 0.222 0.760 0.131 0.685 0.235 -0.185 0.246 0.364 0.243
2 1.300 0.216 0.714 0.149 0.586 0.253 -0.189 0.218 0.224 0.205
3 1.170 0.196 0.706 0.162 0.464 0.226 0.038 0.233 0.140 0.224
4 1.183 0.218 0.621 0.122 0.562 0.235 0.244 0.245 0.027 0.190
Low 0.893 0.212 0.479 0.124 0.414 0.232 0.374 0.210 0.077 0.195
Panel B. Di idend-yield po olios
b
i;m s.e. b
i;CF s.e.:b
i;DR s.e. b
i;HML s.e. b
i;SMB s.e.
High 1.025 0.156 0.684 0.132 0.341 0.186 -0.177 0.154 -0.030 0.163
2 1.046 0.217 0.633 0.185 0.412 0.240 -0.115 0.232 0.022 0.209
3 1.270 0.240 0.681 0.135 0.589 0.257 0.274 0.239 0.005 0.199
4 1.102 0.262 0.526 0.122 0.576 0.258 0.351 0.232 0.379 0.221
Low 1.170 0.272 0.577 0.151 0.593 0.241 0.346 0.228 0.251 0.227
Panel C. Size po olios
b
i;m s.e. b
i;CF s.e.:b
i;DR s.e. b
i;HML s.e. b
i;SMB s.e.
La ge 0.850 0.141 0.608 0.107 0.242 0.190 0.037 0.155 -0.198 0.188
2 1.474 0.312 0.641 0.171 0.834 0.279 0.151 0.288 0.572 0.203
3 1.713 0.372 0.632 0.183 1.081 0.301 0.103 0.342 1.025 0.220
4 1.833 0.398 0.648 0.171 1.185 0.307 0.233 0.352 1.434 0.238
Small 2.275 0.517 0.714 0.234 1.561 0.363 0.154 0.430 1.764 0.308
Panel D. P ice- o-ea nings po olios
b
i;m s.e. b
i;CF s.e.:b
i;DR s.e. b
i;HML s.e. b
i;SMB s.e.
High 1.364 0.287 0.658 0.163 0.706 0.275 0.518 0.296 0.402 0.220
2 1.178 0.194 0.624 0.128 0.554 0.227 0.287 0.237 0.115 0.225
3 1.150 0.245 0.625 0.156 0.525 0.265 0.025 0.218 0.230 0.217
4 1.024 0.176 0.610 0.138 0.414 0.188 -0.062 0.177 -0.018 0.170
Low 1.025 0.194 0.730 0.173 0.296 0.215 -0.029 0.167 0.070 0.150
Panel E. 3-mon h momen um
b
i;m s.e. b
i;CF s.e.:b
i;DR s.e. b
i;HML s.e. b
i;SMB s.e.
Winne s 1.338 0.348 0.699 0.151 0.639 0.340 0.299 0.224 0.539 0.261
2 1.081 0.288 0.526 0.111 0.555 0.294 0.214 0.224 0.385 0.245
3 1.324 0.328 0.678 0.152 0.646 0.315 0.251 0.247 0.432 0.200
4 1.213 0.236 0.518 0.166 0.696 0.253 0.040 0.301 0.241 0.193
Lose s 1.101 0.248 0.424 0.163 0.677 0.249 -0.159 0.341 0.077 0.176
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Table 5. C oss-sec ional Asse P icing Tes s
CAPM Two-Be a CF DR Fama-F ench All
0
0:005
(0:0048)
0:0139
(0:0062)
0:0107
(0:0065)
0:0026
(0:0031)
0:0088
(0:0072)
0:0025
(0:0070)
m
0:0115
(0:0038)
0:0015
(0:0064)
CF
0:0274
(0:0093)
0:0320
(0:0113)
0:0166
(0:0076)
DR
0:0096
(0:0043)
0:0107
(0:0051)
0:0132
(0:0082)
HML
0:0066
(0:0036)
0:0051
(0:0032)
SMB
0:0098
(0:0044)
0:0159
(0:0054)
adj.-R242:2% 46:6% 21:5% 30:4% 48:5% 62:6%
2:8572
(0:1612)
0:0096
(0:0043)
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0 0,005 0,01 0,015 0,02 0,025 0,03
0
0,005
0,01
0,015
0,02
0,025
0,03
Realized A e age Re u ns
Fi ed A e age Re u ns
Figu e 1. Fi ed s. Realized A e age Re u ns: CAPM
0 0,005 0,01 0,015 0,02 0,025 0,03
0
0,005
0,01
0,015
0,02
0,025
0,03
Realized A e age Re u ns
Fi ed A e age Re u ns
Figu e 2. Fi ed s. Realized A e age Re u ns: Un es ic ed Two-Be a ICAPM
0 0,005 0,01 0,015 0,02 0,025 0,03
0
0,005
0,01
0,015
0,02
0,025
0,03
Realized A e age Re u ns
Fi ed A e age Re u ns
Figu e 3. Fi ed s. Realized A e age Re u ns: Res ic ed Two-Be a ICAPM