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The study compares six trend filters and two exit architectures in a one-minute BTCUSD Renko strategy. All reversal-exit configurations report positive simulated profits, whereas all fixed-stop configurations lose money; synthetic Heikin Ashi prices, proprietary implementation, and a single historical sample substantially limit interpretation.
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The study develops inventory-sensitive market-making quotes using state-dependent Hawkes order arrivals and block-specific execution demand, evaluated on five days of MSFT LOBSTER data. Reported aggregate terminal wealth exceeds one- and three-tick fixed-spread benchmarks but trails the two-tick benchmark; these comparisons do not establish superiority under the inventory-penalized objective.
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The study evaluates monthly, long-only, unlevered US ETF portfolios using risk-based optimization and momentum-informed return forecasts, and reports outperformance against a 60/40 allocation. Its methods are implementable with available daily ETF prices, although our post-2010 coverage cannot reproduce the full 2005–2025 evaluation.
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The study compares weekly return forecasts, volatility forecasts and forecast-driven index timing for the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250.
The study compares MAR- and MAD-based portfolio construction and performance evaluation for 39 Iraqi stocks over 2014–2025.
The study directly addresses daily BTC directional forecasting and investment tail-risk management, finding no statistically significant forecasting advantage for XGBoost over linear regression.
The study proposes a China-specific sentiment factor combining broad market sentiment, financial-news tone, and Baidu search attention, then constructs a long–short portfolio sorted on sentiment sensitivity.
SRT-GARCH combines a smooth long-run variance component with contemporaneous short-run feedback for volatility and VaR forecasting, making it directly relevant to position sizing and risk management.
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