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    Lecture 6:Back-testing statistical-arbitrage

    strategies

    Marco Avellaneda

    G63.2936.001

    Spring Semester 2009

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    Simulation of trading Profit/Loss

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    Examples of Leverage

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    Long-short $-Neutral, Reg T:

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    Sharpe Ratio

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    Sharpe Ratio

    The Sharpe ratio measures returns above the risk-free rate.

    It is independent of the leverage of the strategy (dimensionless).

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    Modeling the Evolution of StockResiduals

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    Statistical Estimation Window=3 months (~ 60 business days)

    Stock returns a sum of the market returnand a residual process

    Residual= drift component (expectedexcess return above mkt.) + incrementof a stationary process

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    Defactoring using ETFs

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    Trading Signals

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