Диссертация: Исследование моментум эффекта в динамике цен и объеме торгов акций на российском фондовом рынке

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Приложение 1

Акции компаний, участвующих в выборке при формировании портфелей

*акции перестали обращаться на Московской бирже

Приложение 2

Графические данные избыточной доходности комбинированной стратегии

*Вертикальная шкала представляет собой доходность в процентах, горизонтальная - временной интервал в годах