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Unpublished Paper
Revisiting Random Walk Questions with Newer and Better Tools
(2007)
  • Richard H. Serlin, University of Arizona
Abstract

I propose the use of Bayesian and Bootstraping Techniques to analyze the efficiency and nearness to a Random Walk of Stock Returns. These tests have greater accuracy than the traditional asymptotic point hypothesis tests performed in the literature, and by providing densities rather than points yield much richer information that is much less likely to mislead.

Disciplines
Publication Date
January 4, 2007
Citation Information
Richard H. Serlin. "Revisiting Random Walk Questions with Newer and Better Tools" (2007)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/richard_serlin/6/