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Arbitrage Possibilities in Russian Spot and Future Markets

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  • Chetverikov Viktor

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    The authors apply the single-index Sharp model and construct the effective Markowitz set for the most liquid stocks of Russian companies listed in the Russian Trading System. Their stability during 1996-98 is studied for various investment horizons.

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    Length: 44 pages
    Date of creation: 05 Apr 2000
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