“úŽž 2004”N 6ŒŽ 1“ú(‰Î)@15Žž`16Žž40•ª êŠ ŒoÏŠw•”V“‚RŠK‘æ‚R‹³Žº u‰‰ŽÒ Prof. Glenn Shafer(Rutgers University) ‰‰‘è Residual Information Criterion For Single-Index Model Selections(•¶Œ£Ð‰î) ŠT—vF The returns from a traded security typically have the order of magnitude proportional to the square root of the time increment. This can be explained by the absence of opportunities for making money without risking bankruptcy. Any different order of magnitude would permit a speculator to make money using a simple momentum or contrarian strategy. Reference: gA game-theoretic explanation of the sqrt(dt) effecth, by Vladimir Vovk and Glenn Shafer. Working Paper #5 at www.probabilityandfinance.com.
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