Nonlinearity in financial series: transitory or permanent?

In this article we present evidence that nonlinearity episodes in financial series are more permanent than transitory. At the same time, these episodes show different behaviors depending on the market analyzed, which would indicate that they are not completely synchronized. On the other hand, the si...

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Main Authors: Christian E. Espinosa M., Juan Gorigoitía, Carlos Maquieira
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad de Chile 2019-12-01
Series:Estudios de Administración
Online Access:https://estudiosdeadministracion.uchile.cl/index.php/EDA/article/view/55403
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spelling doaj-a476be399a044e668b8904ff38120f522020-11-25T03:47:07ZengUniversidad de ChileEstudios de Administración0717-06530719-08162019-12-0126110.5354/0719-0816.2019.5540355403Nonlinearity in financial series: transitory or permanent?Christian E. Espinosa M.0Juan Gorigoitía1Carlos Maquieira2Universidad de Santiago de ChileUniversidad de Santiago de ChileUniversidad del PacíficoIn this article we present evidence that nonlinearity episodes in financial series are more permanent than transitory. At the same time, these episodes show different behaviors depending on the market analyzed, which would indicate that they are not completely synchronized. On the other hand, the size of the window for detecting nonlinear episodes has an impact on the number of nonlinear windows found, as well as the percentage of nonlinear windows with respect to the total number of windows, confirming a window size effect. The results strongly invalidate the efficient markets hypothesis and forcefully explain the incapability to predict its future values.https://estudiosdeadministracion.uchile.cl/index.php/EDA/article/view/55403
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title_short Nonlinearity in financial series: transitory or permanent?
title_full Nonlinearity in financial series: transitory or permanent?
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description In this article we present evidence that nonlinearity episodes in financial series are more permanent than transitory. At the same time, these episodes show different behaviors depending on the market analyzed, which would indicate that they are not completely synchronized. On the other hand, the size of the window for detecting nonlinear episodes has an impact on the number of nonlinear windows found, as well as the percentage of nonlinear windows with respect to the total number of windows, confirming a window size effect. The results strongly invalidate the efficient markets hypothesis and forcefully explain the incapability to predict its future values.
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