Is China's Stock Market Insulted from Bubbles? ------A Test of China's Stock Market

The current China's stock market has been experiencing a surge from the end of 2006, whether this big growth represents the presence of the speculative bubbles or not has been motivated this study. This dissertation applies the duration dependence test to test the possible existence of rational...

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Main Author: Zhao, Jing
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2007
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21105/
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description The current China's stock market has been experiencing a surge from the end of 2006, whether this big growth represents the presence of the speculative bubbles or not has been motivated this study. This dissertation applies the duration dependence test to test the possible existence of rational speculative bubbles in Chinese stock market. The results show that the probability of ending a run of positive excess returns decreases with the length of the run, which according to the duration dependence test, is consistent with the presence of bubbles. Together with the evidence of autocorrelation and leptokurtosis, it can be confirmed the existences of rational speculative bubbles. This can be explained by Chinese stock market's special investors' characteristics and institutional policies.
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spelling nottingham-211052018-03-08T09:41:30Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21105/ Is China's Stock Market Insulted from Bubbles? ------A Test of China's Stock Market Zhao, Jing The current China's stock market has been experiencing a surge from the end of 2006, whether this big growth represents the presence of the speculative bubbles or not has been motivated this study. This dissertation applies the duration dependence test to test the possible existence of rational speculative bubbles in Chinese stock market. The results show that the probability of ending a run of positive excess returns decreases with the length of the run, which according to the duration dependence test, is consistent with the presence of bubbles. Together with the evidence of autocorrelation and leptokurtosis, it can be confirmed the existences of rational speculative bubbles. This can be explained by Chinese stock market's special investors' characteristics and institutional policies. 2007 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21105/1/07MAlixjz16.pdf Zhao, Jing (2007) Is China's Stock Market Insulted from Bubbles? ------A Test of China's Stock Market. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished) Keywords: rational speculative bubbles Chinese stock market duration dependence test fundamental value state-owned market
spellingShingle Keywords: rational speculative bubbles
Chinese stock market
duration dependence test
fundamental value
state-owned market
Zhao, Jing
Is China's Stock Market Insulted from Bubbles? ------A Test of China's Stock Market
title Is China's Stock Market Insulted from Bubbles? ------A Test of China's Stock Market
title_full Is China's Stock Market Insulted from Bubbles? ------A Test of China's Stock Market
title_fullStr Is China's Stock Market Insulted from Bubbles? ------A Test of China's Stock Market
title_full_unstemmed Is China's Stock Market Insulted from Bubbles? ------A Test of China's Stock Market
title_short Is China's Stock Market Insulted from Bubbles? ------A Test of China's Stock Market
title_sort is china's stock market insulted from bubbles? ------a test of china's stock market
topic Keywords: rational speculative bubbles
Chinese stock market
duration dependence test
fundamental value
state-owned market
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21105/