High risk and high return, low risk and low return have become the axioms of all pricing theories. The "paradox of low risk and high return" of Pim van Vliet and others in Holland questions this theoretical benchmark with the data conclusion.
At present, China's market is not a completely open market. It has many characteristics that other markets do not have, such as a large number of retail investors, different sizes of institutions, and a large amount of nationalized assets of listed companies. Although some people have verified the existence of paradox in China, my research adopts AI technology route and finds more detailed Chinese phenomena.
For example, September phenomenon, industry phenomenon and long-term intermediate group are obviously better than other groups. Low beta strategy after cost retest is difficult to exceed the benchmark, even lose money. Unlike the components of the conservative multi factor formula of Vliet, we can get better benefits by using other factors and industry beta cooperation. These are all our new discoveries.
This paper takes China's A-share market as the research target, and uses Python quantitative trading research platform as the research tool to carry out big data verification, and achieves three goals: (1) it makes a Chinese style verification of modern financial theory, which is a process of "verification".(2) It is a process of falsification to study the paradox of low risk and high return from multiple perspectives.(3) On this basis, the concept of "factor direction" is proposed to analyze the paradox, and a general multi factor research framework is proposed to extend the past "risk return" theory to a more universal "factor return" theory.
In order to achieve the goal, the following research actions were carried out: firstly, the basic models such as capital asset pricing model (CAPM) and risk pricing model (APT) based on the traditional Markowitz mean variance theory were sorted out and verified, and the later modified Fama French model was sorted out. Secondly, it studies the origin and development of the paradox of low risk and high return, and analyzes whether its research methods and methods are suitable for China's A-share market. This paper analyzes the impact of the paradox of low risk and high return on the traditional pricing model. Third, based on the paradox to do the general research of multi factor model, summarize the more universal research framework, and put forward the theoretical innovation.
Therefore, this study has completed a basic financial theory research with the help of a paradox phenomenon. As for the performance of factor return theory in different markets and products, this paper will not deal with it. This paper provides a theoretical basis and technical route for the realization of low risk and high return quantitative investment strategy and long-term profit strategy in the stock market. Foreign exchange and commodity futures markets are not involved for the time being.
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