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Table 1.

Summary statistics.

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Table 2.

Correlations.

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Predictive power analysis for the CCI.

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Table 4.

Regression results for 25 portfolios size-BE/ME.

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Regression results for 20 momentum portfolios.

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Regression results for 25 portfolios P/CF-DY.

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Fig 1.

Realized excess returns versus fitted values for 25 portfolios size-BE/ME.

The figure depicts 25 portfolios size-BE/ME using a code with two numbers, the first number being the size code (with 1 being the smallest and 5 the largest) and the second number being the BE/ME ratio code (with 1 representing a low ratio and 5 a high ratio). The closer the portfolios are to the 45 degrees axis, the better the fit produced by the model.

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Fig 2.

Realized excess returns versus fitted values for 20 momentum portfolios.

The figure depicts 20 momentum portfolios using a number from 1 to 20. Stocks with the lowest past one-year return comprise portfolio 1 and stocks with the highest past one-year return comprise portfolio 20. The closer the portfolios are to the 45 degrees axis, the better the fit produced by the model.

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Fig 3.

Realized excess returns versus fitted values for 25 portfolios P/CF-DY.

The figure depicts 25 portfolios P/CF-DY using a code with two numbers, the first number being the P/CF ratio code (with 1 representing a low ratio and 5 a high ratio) and the second number being the DY code (with 1 representing a low ratio and 5 a high ratio). The closer the portfolios are to the 45 degrees axis, the better the fit produced by the model.

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