Predictability of short horizon stock index returns and international markets efficiency

weak form markets efficiency tests eleborated within this article

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You can read this article to understand the "weak form markets efficiency tests" matlab programs.

• MATLAB release: MATLAB 7.4 (R2007a)

[Dimitri Shvorob]

Whatever the paper's merits are, it's inappropriate to post it on FEX, as it has nothing to do with Matlab. Should we expect your CV coming up on FEX as well?

[Duane Hanselman]

Please remove this submission. This is a file exchange, not a paper publication exchange.

[Patrice Lefevre]

I really enjoy reading this article ever if it has nothing to do with MATLAB.
Good Continuation.

[John D'Errico]

This may be a good article or not, but it does not belong on the file exchange, as it has NOTHING to do with Matlab. They have invented these things called "journals" that will happily publish your paper for you if it is any good. If its no good, and you cannot find a place to publish it, then it certainly does not belong up here anyway.

PLEASE REMOVE THIS.

[Anis Ben Hassen]

Ok. If you read this article you'll find that it's related to the MATLAB codes which are in the zip file "Weak form market efficiency tests". So to better enderstand those programs and it's output, one should read it. That's all ;-)

[John D'Errico]

So if it has no other purpose than as documentation for another submission, then it only makes sense on the file exchange if it is attached to that file. Update the other submission with this one included in the zip file. Don't propagate multiple files on the FEX. If your submissions belong together, then keep them together. Separately as it is, this still has absolutely no relevance to matlab.

[Gihan Ekanayake]

good