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Wavelet decomposition and applied portfolio management

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  • Theo Berger

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ABSTRACT In this paper, we decompose financial return series into their time and frequency domains in order to separate short-term noise from long-term trends. First, we investigate;the dependence between US stocks at different time scales before and after the outbreak of financial crisis. Second, we set up a novel analysis and introduce the application of decomposed return series to a portfolio management setup. We then model portfolios that minimize the volatility of each particular time scale. As a result, portfolio compositions that minimize the short-run volatility of the first scales represent a promising choice, since they slightly outperform portfolio compositions that minimize the variance of the unfiltered return series.

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