Cross-Market Herding: Do ‘Herds’ Herd with Each Other?

Market Stress and Herding

Market Stress and Herding* We propose a new approach to detecting and measuring herding which is based on the cross-sectional dispersion of the factor sensitivity of assets within a given market. This method enables us to evaluate if there is herding towards particular sectors or styles in the market including the market index itself and critically we can also separate such herding from common ...

1999 Dairy Herd Improvement Herds in Arkansas

Successful dairy producers must have accurate and reliable records to make sound management decisions. The Dairy Herd Improvement (DHI) program provides a comprehensive herd analysis and management report that includes information concerning production, reproduction, genetics, herd health, animal and feed inventory, and finances. The data can be used to improve efficiency of milk production by ...

What do epistemic logic and cognitive science have to do with each other?

Epistemic logic is a multi-faceted theory aimed at targeting notions such as knowledge, belief, information, awareness, memory and other propositional attitudes, by means of logical and semantical tools. These concepts ought to be in the spotlight of cognitive science too, but the two have not yet seriously been explored in cooperation. In this paper, it is shown that a number of possibilities ...

What do Werner and Children’s Reaction to Terrorism have to do with each other

What do the mirror system, embodied cognition, and synaesthesia have to do with each other?

Much of the debate about mirror neurons has come to focus on whether the apparently imitative properties of the mirror system can be explained by learned associations between stimulus and response, and are therefore just one type of association among many, including object-action links, complementary responses to others’ actions, and so on (Byrd, 2013, this issue). However, what is missed is th...