Data for: Volatility Timing, Sentiment, and the Short-term Profitability of VIX-based Cross-sectional Trading Strategies

Aditi Bapat (Contributor)
Natascha Schippel (Contributor)
Xiaojian Shi (Contributor)
Paniz Jasbi (Contributor)
Haiwei Gu (Contributor)
Mrinalini Kala (Contributor)
Aparna Sertil (Contributor)
Shalini Sharma (Contributor)
Wenjie Ding (Contributor)
Khelifa Mazouz (Contributor)
Qingwei Wang (Contributor)

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Description

Use Stata to run the program. Change the path to the folder where alldata.dta file is saved before running the tablecode.do file.

Date made available	Mar 3 2021
Publisher	Mendeley Data

DOI
10.17632/93nj28ghmm.1

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1 Article

Hypoxia promotes erythroid differentiation through the development of progenitors and proerythroblasts
Bapat, A., Schippel, N., Shi, X., Jasbi, P., Gu, H., Kala, M., Sertil, A. R. & Sharma, S., May 2021, In: Experimental Hematology. 97, p. 32-46.e35
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

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25 Scopus citations

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Bapat, A. (Contributor), Schippel, N. (Contributor), Shi, X. (Contributor), Jasbi, P. (Contributor), Gu, H. (Contributor), Kala, M. (Contributor), Sertil, A. (Contributor), Sharma, S. (Contributor), Ding, W. (Contributor), Mazouz, K. (Contributor), Wang, Q. (Contributor) (Mar 3 2021). Data for: Volatility Timing, Sentiment, and the Short-term Profitability of VIX-based Cross-sectional Trading Strategies. Mendeley Data. 10.17632/93nj28ghmm.1

Data for: Volatility Timing, Sentiment, and the Short-term Profitability of VIX-based Cross-sectional Trading Strategies

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Research output

Hypoxia promotes erythroid differentiation through the development of progenitors and proerythroblasts

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