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Some Further Asset Pricing Tests Using Information Variables: Portfolios vs Individual Stocks
Recent evidence has documented a predictable component in stock returns which is particularly large at low frequencies (see for example Fama and French [1099] and [1989]). Most previous studies have examined the predictability of bond portfolios, stock indices, size deciles and industry portfolios.
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