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Is the Value Premium Predictable in Real Time?

Rob Bauer, Roderick D. J. Molenaar·2002

“Model selection is based on three well-known selection criteria: hit ratio (% correct sign), the mean return of the strategy and the realized information ratio.”

AssetEquities
StrategyValue investing
GeographyUS
ClaimInformation ratio

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