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Bayesian alphas and mutual fund persistence
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DOI：10.1111/j.1540-6261.2006.01057.x.png)
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We use daily returns to compare the performance predictability of Bayesian estimates of mutual fund performance with standard frequentist measures. When the returns on passive nonbenchmark assets are correlated with fund holdings, incorporating histories of these returns produces a performance measure that predicts future performance better than standard measures do. Bayesian alphas based on the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) are particularly useful for predicting future standard CAPM alphas. Over our sample period, priors consistent with moderate to diffuse beliefs in managerial skill dominate more skeptical prior beliefs, a result that is consistent with investor cash flows.
Keywords:
EXPECTED STOCK RETURNS
COSTLY INFORMATION
PERFORMANCE
RISK
MARKET
PORTFOLIOS
EFFICIENCY
INCENTIVES
SELECTION
WINNERS
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