Pairs trading on Korean equities: cointegration that actually held
If you have ever tried running a statistical arbitrage book on global equities, you know the painful cycle of backtesting a promising pairs trading strate…
Read entryIf you have ever tried running a statistical arbitrage book on global equities, you know the painful cycle of backtesting a promising pairs trading strate…
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Read entryTwo years ago, I built a long-short equity strategy targeting small-cap equities listed on the Korean KOSDAQ exchange. On paper, the strategy was a money…
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