2012
DOI: 10.4236/me.2012.35062
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The Asset Pricing System

Abstract: Mainstream asset pricing models are all inappropriate when they consistently insist on applying one single model to deal with a reality filled with different aspects of asset pricing. In addition, those models also treat the right environment variable too lightly hence can not rightly do the job of asset pricing. In this study, based on the portfolio theory and the principle of supply and demand, a more reasonable asset pricing system including five different models will be suggested to provide a necessary fun… Show more

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“…Because both  and E are heterogeneous products, the easiest way to merge them is to apply division (Yu, 2012).…”
Section: Two-dimensional Rules Of Dominancementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Because both  and E are heterogeneous products, the easiest way to merge them is to apply division (Yu, 2012).…”
Section: Two-dimensional Rules Of Dominancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regarding stock investment, applicable knowledge for the various forms of historical, open, and private information defined in Fama (1976) must vary. For example, if company information and hence, fundamental analysis, is concerned, an asset pricing system must be applied (Yu, 2012). Therefore, because technical analysis can contribute short-term prediction capability, and the fundamental analysis can contribute long-term prediction capability, both methods should complement each other.…”
Section: Efficient Market Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, if the cause of bad performance is subjected to systematic effects, then responsibility can most likely be excused. Finally, Type I wages may be appraised by applying an equity pricing system, which can be a similar product of the asset pricing system proposed by Yu (2012).…”
Section: Wage Issuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Total actual expenditures in each of these three categories can now be applied to preliminarily analyze the demand evolution of each category. Particularly for suppliers, after acquiring the information on all the change rates on the total actual expenditures for each category and their related standard deviations, the WINDEX suggested by Yu (2012) can be calculated directly. After comparing to the WINDEX of the whole market, the trend of WINDEX deviation for each category can be presented.…”
Section: Ethic and Demandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because consumption behavior is of concern, locating the optimal practice of budget control must take an entirely different approach, one that is similar to the concept of short-sale in the financial market, and the result is the lower tangent point w in Figure 5. According to the WINDEX mentioned in Yu (2012), if financial investment is interested, then portfolio m can represent the most successful way to obtain more than the opportunity cost f r . However, if consumption behavior is interested, then portfolio w can represent the least possible way to let the budget exceed a growth rate of f r .…”
Section: Optimal Budget Control Practicementioning
confidence: 99%