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   testing weakform efficient capital market case study: tse and djus indices  
   
نویسنده sinaei hassanali ,mohamadi pooya
منبع اقتصاد مقداري (بررسي هاي اقتصادي سابق) - 1396 - دوره : 14 - شماره : 2 - صفحه:167 -192
چکیده    The present study investigated weakform market information efficiency in tehran security exchange (tse) as an emerging market and in dow jones united states security exchange (djus) as a developed market based on random walk model. in each market, the random walk model was examined using daily and monthly returns of a set of indices. the results of the parametric and nonparametric tests indicated that the daily returns are not independent and identically distributed in tse. moreover, according to the results of the variance ratio test, a trending behavior in daily returns and meanreversion behavior in monthly returns were observed. in djus, however, the daily returns were found to be independent and identically distributed and the results of variance ratio test did not confirm that the returns follow a particular pattern in this market.
کلیدواژه emerging markets ,mean-reversion behaviour ,random walk model ,trending behaviour ,variance ratio test
آدرس shahid chamran university, faculty of economic and social sciences, ایران, shahid chamran university of ahwaz, faculty of economic and social sciences, ایران
پست الکترونیکی p.mohamadi88@gmail.com
 
   Testing WeakForm Efficient Capital Market Case Study: TSE and DJUS Indices  
   
Authors Sinaei Hassanali ,Mohamadi Pooya
Abstract    The present study investigated weakform market information efficiency in Tehran security exchange (TSE) as an emerging market and in Dow Jones United States security exchange (DJUS) as a developed market based on random walk model. In each market, the random walk model was examined using daily and monthly returns of a set of indices. The results of the parametric and nonparametric tests indicated that the daily returns are not independent and identically distributed in TSE. Moreover, according to the results of the variance ratio test, a trending behavior in daily returns and meanreversion behavior in monthly returns were observed. In DJUS, however, the daily returns were found to be independent and identically distributed and the results of variance ratio test did not confirm that the returns follow a particular pattern in this market.
Keywords emerging markets ,meanreversion behavior ,random walk model ,trending behavior ,variance ratio test
 
 

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