Analysis of relationships between Malaysia’s Islamic and conventional stock markets using wavelet techniques

A better understanding on the behavior of stock markets and their co-movement is obliged for investors and a country to diversify their investment risk. This study looks at Malaysia’s Islamic and conventional stock market indices and their relationship through Continuous Wavelet Transform and Wavele...

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