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How are "stock dividends" treated in total return swaps?

To be clear, I'm asking about the corporate action that dilutes the share base by awarding stocks to shareholders NOT the corporate action that awards cash. As best I can tell, these are essentially ...
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How do exchanges calculate IVs of American-style (stock) options?

As stated in the title, how do exchanges (such as NASDAQ) actually calculate the implied volatilities and Greeks of American-style stock options? From my perspective this is relevant if I'd like to ...
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Stock screener for US stocks - yahoo API

I am trying to create simple stock screener in python for all US stocks (yahoo API). Due to the large amount of data even ThreadPoolExecutor does not work. What do you propose I could use?
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Factor performance in different groups

While we are testing performances of factors, it is common for us to put stocks into different groups based on their exposure to certain factor, such as size, value, momentum,etc., Then we can test ...
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Can factor neutralization hedge market risk

While coding a strategy that uses 50% of the fund to long the group of stocks with the greatest exposure to a factor called MIF, and the other 50% to short the group of stocks with the least exposure ...
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Python Regime Labeling Using Explicit Threshold for Increase/Decrease from peak to trough

I am trying to find the longest stretches of time in a time series where the value from start to end increases by at least a certain threshold without any declines in the interim by at least that ...
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How to represent dividend schedule to ML Model for barrier Options

I am looking at creating an ML model to price an exotic equity option which has a barrier where the buyer is paid out if the barrier is crossed, and multiple observation dates where the price is ...
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Do equity futures contracts bleed money? [closed]

According to the spot-futures parity: $$ F = S\exp^{rt}$$ where $F$ is the futures price, $S$ is the spot price, $r$ is the interest rate, and $t$ is the maturity. Dividends are assumed to be zero. My ...
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Resources for equity risk management industry best practices

Has anyone got any papers that can help me lower volatility of a market neutral equity portfolio? I have a basic covariance variance matrix which is used to optimize the portfolio but I am wondering ...
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How to estimate the change in risk free yields curve based on equity returns?

In the context of stress-testing, what possible methods are there to estimate the change in the risk-free yields curve based on a hypothetical equity return ? I'm trying to estimate the change in ...
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Dealing with stock splits, and specifically bonus shares, in backtests

I have been running a relatively large backtest (>5 years and >5000 stocks), using pre-adjusted price data to try to deal with corporate actions. However, I still have a couple of problems: the ...
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Can someone explain to me how equity linked autocallable notes are structured and why they're hedged with an autocallable swap OTC?

My basic understanding is that the note is constructed with a zero coupon bond where the discounted amount is used to fund the equity linked return but how does this work exactly? Also, does the note ...
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Resources to learn derivates [duplicate]

Actually I do follow investopedia but any other tried and tested resources would be helpful.
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How to interpret the physical meaning of cointegration vectors of log prices in real world

I'm trying to understand the physical meaning of cointegration vectors of log prices in the real world. For example, if I have two assets $A$ and $B$, and Johansen test gives us a cointegration ...
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Supertrend Indicator

I'm trying to implement the Supertrend indicator. Unfortunately, I can't calculate the values ​​that my chart software generates. At the moment, I don't fully understand my problem. You can add the ...
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Different risk neutral measure

I don't understand in the following example how there can be a single risk neutral measure. The risk free asset price $B$ at time $t = 1$ is $1+R$. An other asset $S$ at time $t=1$ can take two values:...
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Forward price arbitrage

To price a forward on a stock we usually use arbitrage to find that the price of the forward is the price of the stock compounded by the risk free rate. I don't have the data to try things, so was ...
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Data Feed for Gold (XAU/USD)

Hi I've been searching for Orderflow trading softwares & different real-time data feeds they use. For Stocks it's easy to get live orderbook data. I'm confused which data feed would be best for ...
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Clarifying the Fundamental Difference Between Growth and Value Stocks

The more I think about the fundamental difference between growth and value stocks the more confused I am. Both strategies seem to exploit market mispricing: growth investors target underestimated ...
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Issues running Fama French regression for annual portfolios

As part of my master thesis I am planning to do some analysis based on the 3-Factor Fama french model. I am not a quantitative finance person at all, so my question might be extremely basic and I ...
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How to retrieve Yahoo Finance tickers for stocks, given the companies' name [closed]

I'm a student attempting to download time-series data for 27,000 stocks. I initially tried using Factset's API but lack access (as a student, I am able to manually download data, without access to ...
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What are "Funding Events" for Equity Swaps

have been using PE Swaps deck on Swaps pricing as a reference to understand Equity Swaps better. https://osf.io/72693/download. As I understand it, the Funding Leg Present value can be determined as: ...
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variation margin affecting futures price

A quote from Natenberg's Option Pricing and Volatility, on stock index futures and how variation margin can change their price. Ignoring dividends, the fair value of a stock index forward contract is ...
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Stock split and fractional shares

One of the main reasons for the stock split is liquidity. By increasing the number of shares, the new price will be half or one-third, depending on the split ratio. Wouldn't it be possible to achieve ...
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Market Making in practice

I read some of the papers in the market making literature such as: Avellaneda - Stoikov market making model but was wondering if these types of models are actually use in pratice? It seems that when ...
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Why does not index (S&P500, NASDAQ, Dow Jones, etc), use liquidity?

Stock indexes such as SP500, NASDAQ, Dow Jones, etc all try to capture the temperature of the market. If the market cap of the companies in the market increase, the index increase. But, imagine a ...
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TRS and leveraged etf

To get the leveraged return of an index daily, leveraged ETF uses TRS to get that leveraged. Yet I don't really understand how it is used and who is the counterparty of that TRS. So, first you have ...
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Future vol is bigger than realized vol

One strategy that I've seen on Leveraged ETF is shorting both the BULL and BEAR leveraged ETF to exploit the decay when volatility is high. Though I am wondering how an entry signal is triggered for ...
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Create a turnover based stock index, for non liquid stocks?

I want to create an stock index that use the turnover, and not the price. How to do that? The problem I am trying to solve, is that if one stock has a very low trading volume, but the stock price is ...
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SDP and riskless profit

I am trying to understand the Single Dealer Platform model that a lot of banks and prop shop are launching. So I am not sure to understand really how a Single Dealer Platform works. From what I ...
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Exchange redirecting order

I was reading about exchange to understand better how they execute my market-orders. So let's say I am sending a market order to buy one share of AAPL to NYSE. When NYSE gets my order he looks at the ...
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short-term statistical factor models for equities with different trading hours

I wonder if there are existing theory/literature about estimating a short-term statistical factor models for equities with different trading hours. For example if we are estimating a universe with US ...
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What are some effective and easily implementable volatility smile/skew smoothing models?

Inspired by another post on Bakshi et al. (1997), the paper talks about the feasibility of option pricing models, particularly the SVSI-J variant. I would like to ask the Quant community if there are ...
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Does switching between Bond and Equity closely tracking Interest rate generate more returns?

Is there an evidence to suggest that we buy bond during high interest regime and when interest rates goes down , we sell the bond and buy Equity Index .. Repeat this by closely following the central ...
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Why didn't LMT stock spike and NOC dip in 1990 due to the F-22 raptor competition?

Disclaimer, I am a newbie at finance! I have been tracking the NOC and LMT stock prices and I have a few questions. Both companies seem to be moving together in terms of stock prices. I would expect ...
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Calculating PIN or PIN-like factor without having intraday / tick data

I am looking for a method of estimating PIN (probability of informed trading) for US equities without having access to intraday / tick data, but using daily OHLC instead. I imagine its impossible but ...
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Autocallables - valuation/modelling/booking

Recently heard a view on how one should model/book autocallable swaps (in its basic form where there is a series of observation dates on which the product autocalls and there is exposure to the ...
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Autocall Selling Process [closed]

I'm new in structured products and I need some help for understanding some stuff on autocall. When a client gives his money to the bank for investing in an Autocall, this money goes in a ZCB and in ...
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Markout PnL why looking in the past [closed]

Most of the time to analyze a strategy people will take all the trades and look at the PnL a certain markouts. Yet I don't understand why so many people look at negative markouts? What can infer from ...
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Cross corridor var swap

How should I think about replicating a cross corridor variance swap like breaking into strips of calls and puts and an over hedge that I can rebalance at some frequency? Given the earnings move, I can ...
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How to interpret the turnover formula?

How would one interpret the below turnover formula ignoring the average from each time period i.e., what is the meaning of the term inside the brackets? Reference: Empirical Asset Pricing via Machine ...
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In which context do hedge funds use the Gauss Markov Theorem?

Hedge Funds really like asking questions about linear regression during interviews. Especially about the properties of the OLS. But I don't understand in which context this is used. For example the ...
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What is the current state of the art method to predict the equity risk premium one month ahead?

I am aware of Goyal, Welch and Zafirov's paper A Comprehensive 2022 Look at the Empirical Performance of Equity Premium Prediction that seems to imply there is nothing one can do to predict the return ...
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questions after reading the article by knuteson

I recently read this article by Knuteson and some thought/questions arose. So I was wondering if anyone read it or wants to read it and can comment on a few statements-questions below. I could ...
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Rigorous formula for adjusted close price

I'm a mathematician who is new to the stock market, and I'm hoping to shine a rigorous light on a simple example of adjusting close prices for, say, dividends. Let time $t$ represent today. Say that ...
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Average correlations of stock returns

Say I had a pool of companies (specifically the Latin American Countries). The task was to work out the 'Correlation coefficient between the returns of any 2 companies selected from "different ...
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How to calculate holding period return of a long-short strategy?

I have daily close prices of two stocks, A and B. Suppose that we long stock A and short stock B. Assume that we do the long-short every day and hold that portfolio for some days. How to calculate ...
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How do I measure the "dispersions" of a group of stock returns

I have $n$ stock return time series $X_1, X_2, ... X_n$. I want to measure how much they have "dispersed" over time. i.e. are they moving "more together" in 2023, comparing to 2022....
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What is the purpose of a floating interest rate leg on an autocallable equity swap transaction?

I understand that the purpose of the equity leg is to hedge the issuers exposure under the note but I don't understand why the buyer of an autocallable equity swap pays a fixed fee at the beginning of ...
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Is it possible to exchange one stock for another without cash as an intermediary?

According to my research, it is possible to exchange one stock for another without selling to cash and then buying the other. The process is known as a "stock-for-stock" or "share-for-...
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