Can Network Linkage Effects Determine Return? Evidence from Chinese Stock Market.
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ABSTRACT: This study used the dynamic conditional correlations (DCC) method to identify the linkage effects of Chinese stock market, and further detected the influence of network linkage effects on magnitude of security returns across different industries. Applying two physics-derived techniques, the minimum spanning tree and the hierarchical tree, we analyzed the stock interdependence within the network of the China Securities Index (CSI) industry index basket. We observed that that obvious linkage effects existed among stock networks. CII and CCE, CAG and ITH as well as COU, CHA and REI were confirmed as the core nodes in the three different networks respectively. We also investigated the stability of linkage effects by estimating the mean correlations and mean distances, as well as the normalized
SUBMITTER: Qiao H
PROVIDER: S-EPMC4892691 | biostudies-literature | 2016
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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