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Abstract: Previous research concludes that stock index arbitrage
provides risk-free profits on a consistent basis. However, these
studies employed end of the day data and/or do not consider the
effect of lags in the cash price on the results. This study
examines potential stock index arbitrage opportunities by using
five minute intervals for the S&P 500, MMI, and NYFE contracts.
Realistic cost, interest rate, and dividend yield data are
employed to provide reliable results. When only end of the day
or... (Update)
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@misc{ daigler-intraday,
author = "Robert T. Daigler",
title = "Intraday Stock Index Futures Arbitrage With Time Lag Effects",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/daigler90intraday.html" }
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