Research Article

New JLS-Factor Model versus the Standard JLS Model: A Case Study on Chinese Stock Bubbles

Table 5

The significance test results of the new and the original JLS model for the SSEC bubbles.

Independent variable2005/7/11–2008/10/172008/11/3–2009/8/312014/3/13–2015/7/29
JLS modelNew JLS modelJLS modelNew JLS modelJLS modelNew JLS model

5731.2474992.4692825.9114653.3014792.0627704.706
−442310.7−441176.2−880.458−3444.690−2954.052−5275.828
(−15.337)(−88.287)(−40.295)
441796.9440839.6−0.518−154.749−362.186−365.562
(104.014)(62.763)(−48.883)(−12.484)(−17.492)(−19.400)
8.616−1.487−13.058
(11.445)(−0.852)(−4.771)
−1.437−0.2032.568
(−6.260)(−0.724)(6.028)
−2.214−0.439−2.669
(−3.491) (−0.257)(−2.855)
−5.2840.650−22.477
(−4.733)(0.693)
796796340340340340
0.9780.9830.9130.9840.9610.986
F-statistic17320.707531.2071784.4382089.9204146.1653995.439
AIC13.59313.33714.67411.06613.27312.249
SC13.61013.37814.70811.18013.30712.328
HQC13.59913.35314.68811.11213.28612.280

The regression coefficients, adjusted -squares (), and three statistical criteria are presented. The -statistics are reported in the parentheses. Significance at the 1% confidence level.