KUMARAGANESH SUBRAMANIAN

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MSE 444 Investment PracticeShort and long-term
prediction combination
  • KUMARAGANESH SUBRAMANIAN
  • XIAOLONG TAN
  • PRABAL TIWAREE
  • DIMITRIOS TSAMIS
  • JUNE 3, 2009

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Returns Model
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Using multiple predictors
  • Assume that alphas are a linear combinations of
    factors
  • Estimate B using pooled panel regression
  • Moreover,
  • is a positive definitive matrix of
    mean-reversion coefficients

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Transaction Costs
  • Trading shares costs
  • Assume that

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Optimization Problem
  • Find the optimal portfolio at each time step by
    solving the following problem
  • Use Dynamic Programming!

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Main result
  • Optimal portfolio is linear combination of
    previous position and a moving target portfolio
  • where
  • and

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Simplification
  • If then

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Static model
  • Solve
  • ie fully discount the future
  • Solution

9
Experiments
  • Use 6 different commodities futures from London
    Metal Exchange
  • Evaluate based on gross and net SR and cumulative
    returns
  • Compare optimal, static and no TC strategies
  • Predictors normalized averages over 5 days, 1
    year and 5 years

10
Cumulative Returns
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Sharpe Ratios
  • Dynamic strategy 0.4707
  • Static strategy 0.4618

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Effect of lambda
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Rebalancing costs
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Experiments with shares
  • Use predictors provided by EvA
  • Short-term stat-arb daily predictors
  • Long-term EMN monthly predictors
  • interpolate daily values
  • There were 1089 securities common across all data

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Reduce the size of the portfolio!
  • Using all the securities produces bad results
  • Sis essential to the model, but the quality of
    the estimator deteriorates as the number of
    securities increases
  • To evaluate the model try random portfolios and
    observe their performance

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Using all securities
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Cumulative Returns with 20 securities
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Cumulative Returns with 100 securities
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Cumulative Returns with 500 securities
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Best portfolio size 19 securities
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Evaluate based on SR
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Conclusions
  • The strategy works better on commodity data
  • The strategy appears to be self-financing
  • The strategy does not work well on very large
    portfolios (probably due to parameter estimation
    errors)
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