| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to address two main issues raised in the literature. First, while numerous past research has shown that many models can exhibit out-of-sample statistical significance, they often fail to achieve significant realized utility gains. This study combines a large set of predictors and applies an iterated combination approach to predict stock market risk premiums and conditional volatility. Second, the predictive performance of forecasting models varies significantly under different economic conditions, with business cycles increasing the instability of model predictions. To tackle this challenge, we propose a twostate predictive regression model. This model incorporates the interaction terms between macroeconomic indicators and predictors to control for market variations. Empirical results show that the model achieves significant out-of-sample predictive power over different forecasting horizons and obtains utility gains exceeding 4% compared to the historical average model, substantially improving asset allocation performance and demonstrating significant economic value. |