中国股市价值投资问题初探

近年来价值投资理念在中国证券市场受到高度关注。对价值投资理念必须从其独特的经济学基础、与其他投资理念的关系、具体市场表现等方面进行深刻认识。当前中国证券市场的价值投资存在基础不牢固、价值变现困难、概念炒作等问题。全面推进价值投资理念,需要在提供更多蓝筹股、加快国有股减持及流通、推进金融创新、吸引更多投资性资金进场等方面加强相关的制度建设。     

中国股市投资价值分析:基于行业角度

自2008年金融危机爆发以来,又经历了欧债危机,中国股市持续低迷,大盘指数不断跌破低点,中国股市仿佛在一夜之间回到了十年前的水平。众多股民被套,财富大幅缩水,基金公司普遍亏损。中国股市到底具不具有投资价值?将从行业角度分析中国股市的投资价值。     

中国股市的周期性波动与价值投资操作策略总结

一、中国股市周期性波动的实证分析众所周知,在实体经济运行中,存在着繁荣—衰退—萧条—复苏的经济周期。关于实体经济周期性波动的原因,经济学大师熊彼特、萨缪尔森都做出了深入的分析。熊彼特的创造性破坏理论主要针对的     

基于内在泡沫模型的中国股市泡沫研究

基于2005年到2010年上证红利指数和编制上证红利指数的50只成分股分红数据,使用内在泡沫模型以及ADF单位根检验对中国股票市场是否存在内在泡沫以及泡沫中是否含有非理性成分进行研究,结果发现,在2005年到2010年这6年的时间里,中国股市存在两个显著的泡沫期,分别是2006年7月到2008年2月和2009年2月到2009年12月,而且泡沫具有内在性的特征以及非理性的成分。     

中国股票市场价值投资探析

通过回顾中国股市的短暂发展过程,发现中国股市的发展中存在的阻碍价值投资的问题,提出解决方案:加强市场化发展,坚持市场化运作;坚持中小投资者教育工作,使其理性面对股市;加快机构投资者的发展,促进股市理性和稳定发展;提高上市公司质量,强化盈利能力和利益分配机制。     

基于公司内在价值评价的证券策略投资研究

本文提出了一种基于上市公司内在价值并考虑外部因素的综合评价模型,同时结合宝塔式的投资策略进行理性投资的方法,实践证明,该方法对我们及时把握市场机会及进行合理投资提供了一种行之有效的策略。     

价值投资在中国证券市场有效性研究

近年来,中国证券市场越来越活跃,人们对证券也投入更多的关注。在我国的证券市场中,价值投资占据着重要位置,直接影响着人们的投资回报。同时,随着人们价值投资理念的转变,法律制度也在逐渐完善中,规范证券市场,保证人们的利益,并为我国的经济发展做出贡献。     

我国股市投资价值分析和中长期走势预测

决定资金投向的是投资价值和投资价值率,与投资收益率没有直接关系。通过分析我国股市的投资收益率、相关投资的收益率和平均收益率,文章认为目前我国股市的投资价值为负数,上证指数在779点左右才能找到投资价指点。文章预测我国股市的中长期走势是大盘指数将逐步向股市投资价值收拢,上证指数将在1000点以下运行。     

The cross-sectional relationship between stock returns and domestic and global factors in the Chinese A-share market

By using an extension of the Fama and MacBeth cross-sectional regression model, this analysis examines the relationship between stock returns and (i) a local beta, (ii) two global betas, and (iii) some firm-specific characteristics in the Chinese A-share market. The results of the analysis suggest that neither the conditional local beta nor the global betas has a significant relationship with stock returns in A-shares. Our findings indicate that firm factors, such as the book-to-market ratio and firm size, are important in explaining stock returns. However, the size effect is sensitive to the specification of the model. Finally, the results of sub-period tests indicate that the A-share market did not become increasingly integrated with either the world stock markets or the Hong Kong stock market over the period 1995–2002.

Forecasting Bull and Bear Markets: Evidence from China

This article extends previous empirical research to forecast Chinese bull and bear stock markets by using three types of binary probit time series models, which are static, autoregressive, and dynamic autoregressive models. This study shows that the dynamic auto regressive model performs the best both in- and out-of-sample. The inflation and market return variables significantly affect the market forecast. The dynamic autoregressive model has successfully forecast the bull and bear markets since 2007. The investment strategy based on this model performs better than the simple buy-and-hold strategy, especially after the Chinese government reformed the non-tradable shares in 2005.     

Adjustment of the Stamp Duty on Stock Transactions and Its Effect on the Chinese Stock Market

This paper studies how the last three adjustments of the stamp duty on stock transactions (SDST) have affected trading behavior on the Chinese stock market. To exclude other shocks from our event study, we focus only on the SDST's short-term effects. Based on an interval autoregressive (IAR) model, we find that the SDST's effects on interval return are trivial; moreover, its ability to influence market volatility and trading volume is cast into doubt. Our empirical evidence lends support to the view that in China the SDST is not an effective policy tool.     

Sources of the stock price fluctuations in Chinese equity market

This paper proposes a latent factor approach based on a state–space framework in order to identify which factor, if any, dominates price fluctuations in the Chinese stock markets. We also illustrate the connection of such stock price decomposition with several general equilibrium asset pricing models and show that the decomposition results can potentially offer useful insights with regard to the empirical relevance of asset pricing models. We use quarterly data of the Chinese A-Share equity market over the period 1995Q3–2011Q1 and find that the estimates of the state–space model suggest that the expected return is the primary driving force behind price fluctuations in the Chinese stock market. We show that the time-varying expected returns appear to be counter-cyclical and this result seems to be consistent with the habit formation model of Campbell and Cochrane [1999. By force of habit: A consumption-based explanation of aggregate stock market behavior. Journal of Political Economy 107, no. 2: 205–51.]. However, we also note that there is a great deal of uncertainty with respect to this variance decomposition due to the resulting small signal-to-noise ratio in the estimated state–space model.     

The Impact of Oil Price Shocks on the Returns in China’s Stock Market

The main goal of this paper is to study the relationship between oil price shocks and mainland China’s stock market. From empirical study, we have found that the impact of oil price shocks on stock prices in China has been mixed. In contrast to the conventional wisdom that higher oil prices may cause lower stock prices, positive shocks to oil-market-specific demand resulted in both higher real oil prices and higher stock prices, which helps explain the boom of the Chinese stock market as oil prices were increasing in 2007. However, global oil demand and supply shocks had no significant effects.     

Asymmetric Impact of Oil Price Shock on Stock Market in China: A Combination Analysis Based on SVAR Model and NARDL Model

This article integrates the SVAR model and nonlinear ARDL (NARDL) model to analyze the long-run and short-run asymmetric effect of structural oil price shocks on the Chinese stock market. We reveal that the demand-side shocks of oil price have a significant impact on the Chinese stock market in both short and long run, but the supply shock is an exception. In terms of asymmetric nature, there is no evidence of asymmetric impact when it refers to the supply shock and the oil-specific demand shock on stock market, and only the aggregate demand shock has asymmetric effect in short run.     

Contrarian Investment Strategies in a European Context

In this paper we study value strategies for four European countries (France, Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom). We find an outperformance for all four value variables which are investigated: the earnings-to-price (E/P) ratio, the cash-flow-to-price (CF/P) ratio, the book-to-market (B/M) ratio and the dividend yield. This outperformance is especially remarkable for the CF/P ratio, which amounts to 20.8% between the top and bottom quintiles in a univariate model. In a regression analysis, in which all four value variables as well as a correction for the size effect are taken into account, we find a difference of 11.8% for the CF/P ratio. We demonstrate that this result cannot be explained by risk differences alone. Our findings confirm the outperformance of value strategies as found earlier by Chan, Hamao and Lakonishok (1991) and Lakonishok, Shleifer and Vishny (1994) for Japan and the United States respectively.