Academic Finance Research and Insights

Submergence: A Tool to Assess Drawdowns and Recoveries

By |May 22nd, 2023|Empirical Methods, Research Insights, Basilico and Johnsen, Academic Research Insight|

According to research by the authors, stocks and bonds have been submerged for about 75% of the time since 1980; and treasuries have been submerged 80% of the time. Submergences are therefore both commonplace and significant, which means that handling them is very important for investors and their investing strategies.

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Reducing the Impact of Momentum Crashes

By |May 15th, 2023|Research Insights, Basilico and Johnsen, Academic Research Insight, Momentum Investing Research|

Momentum crashes are a blight on the performance of momentum strategies. Although there has been a fair amount of research on the topic, few practical solutions have emerged to mitigate the impact on portfolios. In this study, the authors document the outperformance of stocks, in terms of momentum, far away from their peak position relative to stocks very near their peaks. Turns out the outperformance is very large. It also accounts for the majority of negative momentum performance.

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