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A new study, soon-to-be featured in the Journal of Finance, examines what happens when stocks or groups of securities don’t perform as expected, and how investors could earn extra returns off of these market anomalies by harnessing the latest technology.
The research comes from Dr. Boone Bowles, an assistant professor of finance at Mays Business School. On this episode of Created at Mays, Dr. Bowles breaks down his research on asset pricing anomalies and provides valuable insights for both academics and investors on how to achieve potential excess returns.
Read Dr. Boone Bowles’ full study here.
The Created at Mays Podcast is a production of Mays Business School and Texas A&M University and is produced by University FM.
By Texas A&M UniversityA new study, soon-to-be featured in the Journal of Finance, examines what happens when stocks or groups of securities don’t perform as expected, and how investors could earn extra returns off of these market anomalies by harnessing the latest technology.
The research comes from Dr. Boone Bowles, an assistant professor of finance at Mays Business School. On this episode of Created at Mays, Dr. Bowles breaks down his research on asset pricing anomalies and provides valuable insights for both academics and investors on how to achieve potential excess returns.
Read Dr. Boone Bowles’ full study here.
The Created at Mays Podcast is a production of Mays Business School and Texas A&M University and is produced by University FM.