| MarketAdjustedModel | R Documentation |
The Market Adjusted Model is another simple approach used in event studies to estimate the expected returns of a stock and calculate its abnormal returns during an event window. This model is less complex than the Market Model, as it assumes that a stock's expected return is equal to the market return, without considering any stock-specific factors. The Market Adjusted Model is particularly useful in situations where the estimation of individual stock parameters (such as alpha and beta) is not feasible or desired, and a basic benchmark for comparison is needed.
ModelBase -> MarketAdjustedModel
model_nameName of the model.
MarketAdjustedModel$fit()fit Fit the model with given data.
MarketAdjustedModel$fit(data_tbl)
data_tblData frame or tibble containing the data to fit.
MarketAdjustedModel$abnormal_returns()abnormal_returns Calculate the abnormal returns with given data.
MarketAdjustedModel$abnormal_returns(data_tbl)
data_tblData frame or tibble containing the data to calculate abnormal returns.
MarketAdjustedModel$clone()The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.
MarketAdjustedModel$clone(deep = FALSE)
deepWhether to make a deep clone.
Other eventstudy-models:
BHARModel,
Carhart4FactorModel,
ComparisonPeriodMeanAdjustedModel,
DCCGARCHModel,
FamaFrench3FactorModel,
FamaFrench5FactorModel,
GARCHModel,
LinearFactorModel,
LogReturn,
MarketModel,
ModelBase,
ReturnCalculation,
RollingWindowModel,
SimpleReturn,
VolatilityModel,
VolumeModel
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