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Trading the Days vs. Days of Trading: An Empirical Literature Survey on Calendar Anomalies Across Markets
This thesis provides a comprehensive theoretical and empirical review of over five decades of research on two of the most examined calendar anomalies: the day-of-the-week and weekend effect. The expansive literature is classified into five different phases to demonstrate and review the evolution of...
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2021
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