Riding the Yield Curve: Reprise
Robin Grieves, Alan J. Marcus
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Robin Grieves, Alan J. Marcus
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REFiISEWe investigate the efficacy of riding the yield curve.This strategy dictates holding longer-term treasury bills when the yield curve is upward- sloping.We find that the strategy is surprisingly effective.it stochastically dominates buying and holding shorter-term bills for large subperiods, and nearly dominates for the entire sample period, 1949 -1988.Our empirical results suggest that abnormal profit opportunities are available from selectively increasing the maturity of a short-term portfolio.
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REFiISEWe investigate the efficacy of riding the yield curve.This strategy dictates holding longer-term treasury bills when the yield curve is upward- sloping.We find that the strategy is surprisingly effective.it stochastically dominates buying and holding shorter-term bills for large subperiods, and nearly dominates for the entire sample period, 1949 -1988.Our empirical results suggest that abnormal profit opportunities are available from selectively increasing the maturity of a short-term portfolio.
Key concepts: Yield curve, Treasury, Economics, Portfolio, Term (time), Yield (engineering), Profit (economics), Econometrics