Journal of Futures Markets
1981 - 2025
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Volume 15, issue 8, 1995
- The mispricing of U.S. treasury callable bonds pp. 861-879

- Peter Carayannopoulos
- Option initiation and underlying market behavior: Evidence from Norway pp. 881-899

- Øystein Gjerde and Frode Sættem
- Conditional heteroskedasticity, asymmetry, and option pricing pp. 901-928

- Taehoon Kang and B Brorsen
- Volume‐volatility relationships for crude oil futures markets pp. 929-951

- Andrew J. Foster
- Forecasting futures trading volume using neural networks pp. 953-970

- Iebeling Kaastra and Milton S. Boyd
Volume 15, issue 7, 1995
- New trading practices and short‐run market efficiency pp. 731-765

- Kenneth Froot and André F. Perold
- Hedging short‐term interest risk under time‐varying distributions pp. 767-783

- Louis Gagnon and Greg Lypny
- Does options trading lead to greater cash market volatility? pp. 785-803

- Arjun Chatrath, Sanjay Ramchander and Frank Song
- Distortion‐free futures price series pp. 805-831

- Charles G. Geiss
- Dax index futures: Mispricing and arbitrage in German markets pp. 833-859

- Wolfgang Bühler and Alexander Kempf
Volume 15, issue 6, 1995
- Finnish turn‐of‐the‐month effects: Returns, volume, and implied volatiliy pp. 605-615

- Teppo Martikainen, Jukka Perttunen and Vesa Puttonen
- Mean‐Gini hedging in futures markets pp. 617-635

- Haim Shalit
- Do futures prices for commodities embody risk premiums? pp. 637-648

- Richard Deaves and Itzhak Krinsky
- A trading simulation test for weak‐form efficiency in live cattle futures pp. 649-675

- Terry L. Kastens and Ted Schroeder
- Volatility, volume, and the notion of balance in the S&P 500 cash and futures markets pp. 677-689

- Sharon Brown‐Hruska and Gregory Kuserk
- Hedge performance of SPX index options and S&P 500 futures pp. 691-717

- Bruce A. Benet and Carl F. Luft
- Futures bibliography pp. 719-730

- Robert T. Daigler
Volume 15, issue 5, 1995
- A statistical model for the relationship between futures contract hedging effectiveness and investment horizon length pp. 507-536

- John M. Geppert
- Has futures trading activity caused stock price volatility? pp. 537-557

- Ali F. Darrat and Shafiqur Rahman
- Solving for optimal futures and options positions using a simulation‐optimization technique pp. 559-571

- Li‐Fen Lei, Donald Liu and Arne Hallam
- Long memory in interest rate futures markets: A fractional cointegration analysis pp. 573-584

- G. Geoffrey Booth and Yiuman Tse
- The failure of the mortgage‐backed futures contract pp. 585-603

- Frank E. Nothaft, Vassilis Lekkas and George H. K. Wang
Volume 15, issue 4, 1995
- Implications of trader mix to price discovery and market effectiveness in live cattle futures pp. 373-394

- Won‐Cheol Yun, Wayne Purcell, Anya McGuirk and David Kenyon
- Intraday volatility in interest rate and foreign exchange spot and futures markets pp. 395-421

- Susan J. Craln and Jae Ha Lee
- Index arbitrage as cross‐sectional market making pp. 423-455

- Craig W. Holden
- Return and volatility dynamics in the FT‐SE 100 stock index and stock index futures markets pp. 457-488

- Abhay H. Abhyankar
- Price movements and price discovery in the municipal bond index and the index futures markets pp. 489-506

- Mao‐Wei Hung and Hua Zhang
Volume 15, issue 3, 1995
- The collapse of Metallgesellschaft: Unhedgeable risks, poor hedging strategy, or just bad luck? pp. 211-264

- Franklin R. Edwards and Michael S. Canter
- Predicting stock market volatility: A new measure pp. 265-302

- Jeff Fleming, Barbara Ostdiek and Robert E. Whaley
- Some easy‐to‐implement methods of calculating American futures option prices pp. 303-344

- M. M. Chaudhury
- A two‐factor, preference‐free model for interest rate sensitive claims pp. 345-372

- Ren‐Raw Chen
Volume 15, issue 2, 1995
- Import and hedging uncertainty in international trade pp. 101-110

- Avner Wolf
- The welfare costs of Arkansas Best: The inefficiency of asymmetric taxation of hedging gains and losses pp. 111-129

- Craig Pirrong
- Conditional dynamics and optimal spreading in the precious metals futures markets pp. 131-166

- Mahmoud Wahab
- The effectiveness of arbitrage and speculation in the crude oil futures market pp. 167-186

- Imad A. Moosa and Nabeel E. Al‐Loughani
- Index participation units and the performance of index futures markets: Evidence from the Toronto 35 index participation units market pp. 187-200

- Tae H. Park and Lorne Switzer
- Futures bibliography pp. 201-209

- Robert T. Daigler
Volume 15, issue 1, 1995
- Exporting and hedging decisions with a foward currency market: The multiperiod case pp. 1-11

- Guillermo Donoso
- Mixed manipulation strategies in commodity futures markets pp. 13-38

- Stephen Craig Pirrong
- A risk‐return measure of hedging effectiveness: A simplification pp. 39-44

- Cheng‐Kun Kuo and Keng‐Wang Chen
- Price limits as an explanation of thin‐tailedness in pork bellies futures prices pp. 45-59

- Seung‐Ryong Yang and B Brorsen
- Bivariate GARCH estimation of the optimal hedge ratios for stock index futures: A note pp. 61-67

- Tae H. Park and Lorne Switzer
- Analysis of spreads in agricultural futures pp. 69-86

- W. Brian Barrett and Robert W. Kolb
- Price transmission and information asymmetry in Bund futures markets: LIFFE vs. DTB pp. 87-99

- Gang Shyy and Jie‐Haun Lee
Volume 14, issue 8, 1994
- Price equilibrium and transmission in a controlled economy: A case study of the metal exchange in China pp. 877-890

- Gang Shyy and Bob Butcher
- Forwards or options? Nesting procedures for “fire and forget” commodity hedging pp. 891-913

- Roger J. Bowden
- Common volatility in S&P 500 stock index and S&P 500 index futures prices during October 1987 pp. 915-925

- Bala Arshanapalli and John Doukas
- Multiperiod hedging in the presence of conditional heteroskedasticity pp. 927-955

- Donald Lien and Xiangdong Luo
- On the arbitrage‐free pricing relationship between index futures and index options: A note pp. 957-962

- Joseph K. W. Fung and Kam C. Chan
Volume 14, issue 7, 1994
- Systematic risk and returns to stock index futures contracts: International evidence pp. 773-787

- Antonios Antoniou and Phil Holmes
- The performance of S&P 500 futures product margins under the SPAN margining system pp. 789-811

- Paul Kupiec
- Futures pricing and the cost of carry under price limits pp. 813-836

- Don Chance
- An intraday analysis of Bid‐Ask spreads and price volatility in the S&P 500 index futures market pp. 837-859

- George H. K. Wang, Raphael J. Michalski, James V. Jordan and Eugene J. Moriarty
- The forecasting performance of livestock futures prices: A comparison to USDA expert predictions pp. 861-875

- Scott Irwin, Mary E. Gerlow and Te‐Ru Liu
Volume 14, issue 6, 1994
- (Micro) fads in asset prices: Evidence from the futures market pp. 637-659

- Gerald D. Gay, Jayant R. Kale, Robert W. Kolb and Thomas H. Noe
- Should actively traded futures contracts come under the dual‐trading ban? pp. 661-684

- Sugato Chakravarty
- A new measure to compare the hedging effectiveness of foreign currency futures versus options pp. 685-707

- Chin‐Wen Hsln, Jerry Kuo and Cheng Few Lee
- The gold‐silver spread: Integration, cointegration, predictability, and ex‐ante arbitrage pp. 709-756

- Mahmoud Wahab, Richard Cohn and Malek Lashgari
- Further evidence on parity relationships in options on S&P 500 index futures pp. 757-771

- Patrick H. Marchand, James T. Lindley and Richard A. Followill
Volume 14, issue 5, 1994
- A time series test of calendar seasonalities in the S&P 500 index since the introduction of index derivative securities pp. 511-529

- Don Cyr and Tanya Llewellyn
- Interest rate futures: Evidence on forecast power, expected premiums, and the unbiased expectations hypothesis pp. 531-543

- Tim Krehbiel and Lee Adkins
- Multiple delivery points, pricing dynamics, and hedging effectiveness in futures markets for spatial commodities pp. 545-573

- Stephen Craig Pirrong, Roger Kormendi and Philip Meguire
- The pricing of municipal bond index futures pp. 575-596

- Thomas R. Hamilton, Scott Hein and Timothy W. Koch
- A nonstationary trinomial model for the valuation of options on treasury bond futures contracts pp. 597-617

- Ehud I. Ronn and Robert R. Bliss
- Nonconstant optimal hedge ratio estimation and nested hypotheses tests pp. 619-635

- Kevin P. McNew and Paul Fackler
Volume 14, issue 4, 1994
- Trade deficit announcements and exchange rate volatility: Evidence from the spot and futures markets pp. 379-404

- Jahangir Sultan
- Examining the dependency in intra‐day stock index futures pp. 405-419

- Hung‐Gay Fung, Wai‐Chung Lo and John E. Peterson
- Competing derivative equity instruments: Empirical evidence on hedged portfolio performance pp. 421-436

- G. D. Hancock and P. D. Weise
- Estimating the effective BID/ASK spread from time and sales data pp. 437-455

- Tom Smith and Robert E. Whaley
- A time series approach to testing for market linkage: Unit root and cointegration tests pp. 457-474

- George H. K. Wang and Jot Yau
- The informational content of USDA crop reports: Impacts on uncertainty and expectations in grain futures markets pp. 475-492

- Kevin P. McNew and Juan Andres Espinosa
- The effect of CME rule 552 on dual traders pp. 493-510

- Eric C. Chang, Peter R. Locke and Steven Mann
Volume 14, issue 3, 1994
- Forecasting the nearby basis of live cattle pp. 259-273

- Shi‐Miin Liu, B Brorsen, Charles M. Oellermann and Apul L. Farris
- Triple‐witching hour, the change in expiration timing, and stock market reaction pp. 275-292

- Chao Chen and James Williams
- Using intraday data to test for effects of index futures on the underlying stock markets pp. 293-322

- Hong Chol and Avanidhar Subrahmanyam
- Assessing the intraday relationship between implied and historical volatility pp. 323-346

- Ira G. Kawaller, Paul D. Koch and John E. Peterson
- Cash settlement as an alternative settlement mechanism for the live hog futures contract pp. 347-361

- Kevin L. Kimle and Marvin L. Hayenga
- Comparative pricing of American and European index options: An empirical analysis pp. 363-378

- Paul Dawson
Volume 14, issue 2, 1994
- Preliminary evidence on a new market: The futures on the Italian treasury bonds pp. 121-146

- Marcello Esposito and Claudio Giraldi
- Price discovery in petroleum markets: Arbitrage, cointegration, and the time interval of analysis pp. 147-167

- Thomas V. Schwarz and Andrew C. Szakmary
- Fractal structure in currency futures price dynamics pp. 169-181

- Hsing Fang, Kon S. Lai and Michael Lai
- Options on futures spreads: Hedging, speculation, and valuation pp. 183-213

- David C. Shimko
- Trading futures using a channel rule: A study of the predictive power of technical analysis with currency examples pp. 215-235

- Stephen J. Taylor
- The cost of hedging and the optimal hedge ratio pp. 237-258

- Charles T. Howard and Louis J. D'Antonio
Volume 14, issue 1, 1994
- Analytic approximation of the optimal exercise boundaries for american future options pp. 1-24

- Joon Kim
- Prediction of future currency exchange rates from current currency futures prices: The case of GM and JY pp. 25-36

- George Y. Jabbour
- Forecasting interest rates with eurodollar futures rates pp. 37-50

- C. Steven Cole and William Reichenstein
- The effect of market opening and closing on the volatility of eurodollar futures prices pp. 51-78

- Robert I. Webb and David G. Smith
- A reexamination of put‐call parity on index futures pp. 79-101

- Joel S. Sternberg
- Dependence in commodity prices: A comment pp. 103-109

- William O. Tomek
- Upper bounds for american futures options: A note pp. 111-116

- Mohammed M. Chaudhury and Jason Wei
- A note on the crash and participation in stock index futures pp. 117-119

- James Moser
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