working papers
- Thread starter fortuna
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sure look at www.iwannawastemytime.com
Use GOOGLE and you will find more working papers than you can shake a grad student at! 
But, if you know the name of the author, you can try:
http://fisher.osu.edu/fin/journal/jofsites.htm#php
Good luck,
Traden4Alpha
But, if you know the name of the author, you can try:
http://fisher.osu.edu/fin/journal/jofsites.htm#php
Good luck,
Traden4Alpha
try papers.ssrn.com
The big question, alluded to above, is is this a waste of time? My guess is no but its also clear that none of these academics are making alot of money by investing in stocks. That said, I think if you combine the results in some of these papers with whatever trading system you have it could be interesting. For instance, I like to play mean reversion systems and I've recently been filtering based on P/R&D based on some results I've seen.
The big question, alluded to above, is is this a waste of time? My guess is no but its also clear that none of these academics are making alot of money by investing in stocks. That said, I think if you combine the results in some of these papers with whatever trading system you have it could be interesting. For instance, I like to play mean reversion systems and I've recently been filtering based on P/R&D based on some results I've seen.
Thanks for your responses
I started a PHD and gave up to Trading by creating a hedge fund after many years of prop trading.
I consider working papers as very valuable
WHY ?
Unlike many traders, investors , these students respect a methodology and look for honest results (not all the times, you have to find the good ones)
I started a PHD and gave up to Trading by creating a hedge fund after many years of prop trading.
I consider working papers as very valuable
WHY ?
Unlike many traders, investors , these students respect a methodology and look for honest results (not all the times, you have to find the good ones)