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September 18, 2025

Modified quality, short‐term reversal, and value investing

Key Points

Investment strategies combine market-validated quality with short-term reversal signals, yielding higher returns.
Modified quality and cheapness investing outperformed traditional approaches, indicating a notable shift in strategy.
Incorporating fundamental information and market timing dynamics enhances performance over traditional investing methods.
Realistic transaction costs significantly affect returns, highlighting the need for effective cost management in investing.

Abstract

Abstract We introduce two innovative investment strategies: modified quality () and modified cheapness () investing. Both strategies significantly outperform traditional quality, short‐term reversal, and value investing approaches. The strategy identifies market‐validated quality, while exploits short‐term reversals and value signals, filtering out undervalued but fundamentally weak firms. Superior performance stems from blending fundamental information with market perceptions, incorporating industry effects, and market‐timing dynamics. Transaction cost analysis reveals that realistic costs substantially narrow return spreads, underscoring the importance of effective cost management.

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