The Value of a Two-Dimensional Value Investment Strategy: Evidence from the Korean Stock Market
Seong-Soon Cho, Jung-Soon Shin, Jinho Byun
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Seong-Soon Cho, Jung-Soon Shin, Jinho Byun
Abstract
This paper examines whether the two-dimensional value investment strategy that incorporates both the value investment strategy and financial statement information can earn excess returns in the Korean stock market. The two-dimensional value investment strategy yields a return of 27.9 percent, which is 8.97 percent higher than the return provided by the simple value investment strategy. Thus, the result shows that the two-dimensional strategy is not only effective in the U. S. stock market, but also effective in emerging markets such as the Korean stock market. Furthermore, the two-dimensional value investment strategy shows that the higher return during a bear market demonstrates the strategy's protective ability.
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This paper examines whether the two-dimensional value investment strategy that incorporates both the value investment strategy and financial statement information can earn excess returns in the Korean stock market. The two-dimensional value investment strategy yields a return of 27.9 percent, which is 8.97 percent higher than the return provided by the simple value investment strategy. Thus, the result shows that the two-dimensional strategy is not only effective in the U. S. stock market, but also effective in emerging markets such as the Korean stock market. Furthermore, the two-dimensional value investment strategy shows that the higher return during a bear market demonstrates the strategy's protective ability.
Key concepts: Investment strategy, Stock market, Stock (firearms), Market value added, Investment value, Financial economics, Return on investment, Economics