Can Your Alpha Cover the Tax Bill? Pro-Tip: The ETF Wrapper May Help.
This blog discusses the academic research about after-tax alpha by exploring how taxable asset management has evolved over time, and the predictors of tax-efficient asset [...]
About Tommi Johnsen, PhD
Tommi Johnsen is the former Director of the Reiman School of Finance and an Emeritus Professor at the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver. She has worked extensively as a research consultant and investment advisor for institutional investors and wealth managers in quantitative methods and portfolio construction. She taught at the graduate and undergraduate levels and published research in several areas including: capital markets, portfolio management and performance analysis, financial applications of econometrics and the analysis of equity securities. In 2019, Dr. Johnsen published “Smarter Investing” with Palgrave/Macmillan, a top 10 in business book sales for the publisher. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Colorado at Boulder, with a major field of study in Investments and a minor in Econometrics. Currently, Dr. Johnsen is a consultant to wealthy families/individuals, asset managers, and wealth managers.Investment Factor Timing: Challenging, but Not Impossible
The Promises and Pitfalls of Factor Timing Jennifer Bender, Xiaole Sun, Ric Thomas and Volodymyr Zdorovtsov Journal of Portfolio Management A version of this paper [...]
What’s in Your Benchmark?
What's in Your Benchmark? A Factor Analysis of Major Market Indexes Ananth Madhavan, Aleksander Sobczyk and Andrew Ang Journal of Portfolio Management A version of [...]
Fintwit Might Matter for Momentum and Mean Reversion in Stock Prices
Momentum, Mean-Reversion, and Social Media: Evidence from StockTwits and Twitter Shreyash Agrawal, Pablo D. Azar, Andrew W. Lo and Taranjit Singh Journal of Portfolio Management [...]
Macro Conditions May Enhance Short-term Predictability of the Shiller P/E
King of the Mountain: The Shiller P/E and Macroeconomic Conditions Robert D. Arnott, Denis B. Chaves, and Tzee-man Chow Journal of Portfolio Management A version [...]
Finance Journals Rarely Publish Articles with low T-stats
Documentation of the File Drawer Problem in Academic Finance Journals Matthew R. Morey and Sonu Yadav Journal of Investment Management A version of this paper [...]
Portfolio Craftsmanship is Just as Important as Choosing an Investment Style.
Craftsmanship Alpha: An Application to Style Investing Ronen Israel, Sarah Jiang, and Adrienne Ross Journal of Portfolio Management A version of this paper can be [...]
For Consistency Across Market Conditions, Try a Quant Manager
The Impact of Market Conditions on Active Equity Management Harsh Parikh, Karen McQuiston, and Sujian Zhi Journal of Portfolio Management A version of this paper [...]
A Smarter CAPE Ratio to Better Forecast Expected Stock Returns
Improving U.S. Stock Return Forecasts: A “Fair-Value” CAPE Approach Joseph Davis, Roger Aliaga-Diaz, Harshdeep Ahluwalia, and Ravi Tolani Journal of Portfolio Management A version of [...]
The Inconsistent Performance of Value and Size Factors in the Chinese A-Share Market
Fama–French in China: Size and Value Factors in Chinese Stock Returns Grace Xing Hu, Can Chen, Yuan Shao, and Jiang Wang International Review of Finance [...]
Technical Analysis in the Chinese Stock Market: Does it Work?
Technical Analysis Profitability Without Data Snooping Bias: Evidence from Chinese Stock Market Fuwei Jiang, Guoshi Tong and Guokai Song International Review of Finance A version [...]
Following Sell-Side Analysts? This Paper Identifies Who You Should Chase.
Do Stars Shine? Comparing the Performance Persistence of Star Sell-Side Analysts Listed by Institutional Investor, the Wall Street Journal, and StarMine Yury O. Kucheev, Felipe [...]
Short Sellers Can Predict Deteriorating Bank Fundamentals
Can short sellers inform bank supervision? Bhanu Balasubramnian and Ajay Palvia Journal of Financial Services Research A version of this paper can be found here Want [...]
Systematic Investment Strategies are Hot. But What Happens Next?
Systematic Investment Strategies Daniel Giamouridis (Co-editor of FAJ) Financial Analysts Journal A version of this paper can be found here Want to read our summaries of [...]
Investing in IPOs? Look at IPOs from Firms with More SEC Comment Letters
The oversight role of regulators: evidence from SEC comment letters in the IPO process Bing Li and Zhenbin Liu Review of Accounting Studies A version [...]
Worried about extreme down markets? Consider formal portfolio risk models.
Do risk management practices work? Evidence from hedge funds Gavin Cassar and Joseph Gerakos Review of Accounting Studies A version of this paper can be [...]
Retail Short Sellers: Trading Skill or Insider Trading?
Informed retail investors: Evidence from retail short sales Keith Jacks Gamble and Wei Xu Journal of Empirical Finance A version of this paper can be [...]
Short Sellers Profitably Trade Prior to Credit Rating Agency Announcements
Are Short Sellers Informed? Evidence from Credit Rating Agency Announcements Jian Shi, Junbo Wang, Ting Zhang Journal of Financial Research A version of this paper [...]
Monetary Policy Rate Uncertainty Predicts Higher Equity Volatility
Volatility in equity markets and monetary policy rate uncertainty Iryna Kaminska and Matt Roberts-Sklar Journal of Empirical Finance A version of this paper can be [...]
Academic Research Insight: Results on Financial Misconduct Depend on the Database One Uses
Proxies and Databases in Financial Misconduct Research Jonathan M. Karpoff, Allison Koester, D. Scott Lee and Gerald S. Martin The Accounting Review A version of [...]