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Investment Briefcase — 81 episodes

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Title
1

The Jump Leverage Risk Premium

2

Cross-Stock Momentum and Factor Momentum

3

Disaster Resilience and Asset Prices

4

Machine-Learning Mutual Fund Managers' Skills

5

Fire Sale Risk and Expected Stock Returns

6

Whales behind the Scenes of ETFs

7

Index Providers: Whales behind the Scenes of ETFs

8

Momentum Turning Points

9

Systematic Default and Return Predictability

10

Micro Uncertainty and Asset Prices

11

Asset Holders’ Consumption Risk

12

Insurance and Portfolio Decisions

13

Insurance and Portfolio Decisions

14

The Modern Mutual Fund Family

15

Financial Markets and Unemployment

16

Volatility and Informativeness

17

Automation and The Displacement of Labor by Capital

18

Institutional Investors, Heterogeneous Benchmarks

19

The Value Premium Decline

20

Overspecified Asset Pricing Models

21

Mutual Fund Performance at Long Horizons

22

Macroeconomic Perceptions, Financial Constraints, and Anomalies

23

Comparing Factor Models with Price-Impact Costs

24

Estimating Investment-Based Asset Pricing Models

25

Conditional Risk

26

Risk and Return of Equity and Credit Index Options

27

Risk and Return of Impact Investing Funds

28

From Man vs. Machine to Man + Machine

29

Portfolio Pumping in Mutual Fund Families

30

In-Sample and Out-of-Sample Sharpe Ratios

31

Robo Advisors and Access to Wealth Management

32

Missing Values Handling for ML Portfolios

33

Alpha or Beta of Hedge Fund Returns

34

Human Capital Risk and Portfolio Choices with University Admission

35

Charting by Machines

36

Fearing the Fed

37

Personality and Investment Decision-Making

38

Disagreement, Information Quality and Asset Prices

39

Options market information predict stock returns

40

When Do Short Sellers Trade?

41

The Volatility Puzzle of the Beta Anomaly

42

Machine Learning from a ‘‘Universe’’ of Signals

43

Taking Sides on Return Predictability

44

Stealthy Shorts

45

The Return of Return Dominance

46

Optimal Policy for Behavioral Financial Crises

47

Main Street’s Pain, Wall Street’s Gain

48

Inflation and Trading

49

Expected Idiosyncratic Volatility

50

Equity Duration and Predictability

51

Economic Links from Bonds and Cross-Stock Return Predictability

52

Diversification Driven Demand for Large Stock

53

Leverage is a Double-Edged Sword

54

The Disappearing Index Effect

55

Putting the Price in Asset Pricing

56

Anomaly Time

57

The Portfolio-Driven Disposition Effect

58

Dissecting the Long-Term Performance of the Chinese Stock Market

59

Target Date Funds and Stock Market Dynamics

60

Option Momentum

61

Retail Derivatives and Sentiment

62

Duration-Driven Returns

63

The Effect of News Positioning on Financial Markets

64

Volatility Expectations and Returns

65

Beliefs Aggregation and Return Predictability

66

Reexamining Luck versus Skill in Mutual Fund Returns

67

Debt Refinancing and Equity Returns

68

Factor Momentum and the Momentum Factor

69

Attention-Induced Trading and Returns

70

Informed Trading Intensity

71

Firm-Level Climate Change Exposure

72

The Virtue of Complexity in Return Prediction

73

Reimaging Price Trends

74

Anomalies and the Expected Market Return

75

Prospect Theory and Stock Market Anomalies

76

Real Anomalies

77

Anomalies and News

78

Backtesting Protocol in Era of Machine Learning

79

Replication Crisis in Finance

80

Information discreteness and the lead-lag returns puzzle

81

Machine Forecast Disagreement