Technical Trading Rules and Regime Shifts in Foreign Exchange
Blake Lebaron (blebaron@brandeis.edu)
Working papers from University of Wisconsin - Madison
Abstract:
This paper performs tests on several different foreign exchange series using a methodology inspired by technical trading rules. Moving average based rules are used as specification tests on the process for foreign exchange rates. Several models for regime shifts and persistent trends are simulated and compared with results from the actual series. The results show that these simple models can not capture some aspects of the series studied. Finally, the economic significance of the trading rule results are tested. Returns distributions from the trading rules are compared with returns on risk free assets and returns from the U.S. stock market.
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Working Paper: Technical Trading Rules and Regime Shifts in Foreign Exchange (1991)
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