Non-linearities in Asset Prices and Infrequent Noise Trading

Pierluigi Balduzzi, Giuseppe Bertola and Silverio Foresi

CEPR Financial Market Papers from Centre for Economic Policy Research

Abstract: We model a two-asset economy populated by `speculators', who are always present in the market, and `noise traders', who infrequently reallocate their portfolios in a discrete fashion. Noise traders' markets orders are filled at prices which support the speculators' equilibrium consumption path, which in turn depends on the proportion of stocks and bonds in their portfolio and hence on the size and likeligood of noise trade events. Expectations of future trade introduce an option-like component in equilibrium asset prices. We propose explicit solutions and numerical examples for the case of CRRA preferences.

Keywords: Heterogeneous Agents; Bubbles (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1993-08
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