Are there “day-of-the-week” and “holiday” anomalies in the mexican stock market?

Abstract This research examines the presence of the Day-of-the-Week (DOW) and Holiday Effect (HE) anomalies on the Mexican Stock Exchange’s (MSE) Índice de Precios y Cotizaciones -Price and Quotation Index- (IPC), as well as on the Large, Medium and Small Capitalization subindices of the same market. The empirical estimation was performed with GARCH family models. We found that the DOW effect was consistently present in both the returns and volatility of the IPC and the three subindices. The Holiday Effect was also present in the volatility of the four series; however, this effect was only detected for the Medium Capitalization subindex’s returns series.

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Main Authors: Villarreal Samaniego,Jesús Dacio, Santillán Salgado,Roberto Joaquín, Lagunes Pérez,Mario Alberto
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Published: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Facultad de Contaduría y Administración 2022
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spelling oai:scielo:S0186-104220220003000052023-05-31Are there “day-of-the-week” and “holiday” anomalies in the mexican stock market?Villarreal Samaniego,Jesús DacioSantillán Salgado,Roberto JoaquínLagunes Pérez,Mario Alberto day-of-the-week effect holiday effect calendar anomalies market efficiency GARCH model Abstract This research examines the presence of the Day-of-the-Week (DOW) and Holiday Effect (HE) anomalies on the Mexican Stock Exchange’s (MSE) Índice de Precios y Cotizaciones -Price and Quotation Index- (IPC), as well as on the Large, Medium and Small Capitalization subindices of the same market. The empirical estimation was performed with GARCH family models. We found that the DOW effect was consistently present in both the returns and volatility of the IPC and the three subindices. The Holiday Effect was also present in the volatility of the four series; however, this effect was only detected for the Medium Capitalization subindex’s returns series.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Facultad de Contaduría y AdministraciónContaduría y administración v.67 n.3 20222022-09-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articletext/htmlhttp://www.scielo.org.mx/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0186-10422022000300005en10.22201/fca.24488410e.2022.2920
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Lagunes Pérez,Mario Alberto
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Santillán Salgado,Roberto Joaquín
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Are there “day-of-the-week” and “holiday” anomalies in the mexican stock market?
author_facet Villarreal Samaniego,Jesús Dacio
Santillán Salgado,Roberto Joaquín
Lagunes Pérez,Mario Alberto
author_sort Villarreal Samaniego,Jesús Dacio
title Are there “day-of-the-week” and “holiday” anomalies in the mexican stock market?
title_short Are there “day-of-the-week” and “holiday” anomalies in the mexican stock market?
title_full Are there “day-of-the-week” and “holiday” anomalies in the mexican stock market?
title_fullStr Are there “day-of-the-week” and “holiday” anomalies in the mexican stock market?
title_full_unstemmed Are there “day-of-the-week” and “holiday” anomalies in the mexican stock market?
title_sort are there “day-of-the-week” and “holiday” anomalies in the mexican stock market?
description Abstract This research examines the presence of the Day-of-the-Week (DOW) and Holiday Effect (HE) anomalies on the Mexican Stock Exchange’s (MSE) Índice de Precios y Cotizaciones -Price and Quotation Index- (IPC), as well as on the Large, Medium and Small Capitalization subindices of the same market. The empirical estimation was performed with GARCH family models. We found that the DOW effect was consistently present in both the returns and volatility of the IPC and the three subindices. The Holiday Effect was also present in the volatility of the four series; however, this effect was only detected for the Medium Capitalization subindex’s returns series.
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