An Analysis of Sharia and Conventional Shares’ System at Indonesia Stock Exchange

There are lots of alternative investing. It is started from investment real assets, securities, from conventional and manifold sharia. Islamic Capital market and conventional have some type securities which have different risk level of risks. A stock is one of securities among other securities that have the high level of risk. One of the risks that exists in the stock is fluctuations price, it is commonly called as volatility. The aim of this research is to identifiy the risk of sharia stock and conventional stock in Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) by using Jakarta Islamic Indekx (JII) and LQ45 Indeks variabels. In our research, we use time series started on 1 January 2015 to 10 October 2016 from yahoo finance with ARCH/GARCH and EGARCH models processed by Eview 8. Based on research finding with GARCH and EGARCH, this research tends to EGARCH. The fist finding shows that volatility stock JII lower, 0,075 than LQ45 0,0316. If volatility is higher, it means the stability degree lower. Both of those stocks are dominated by bad news and good news. Between JII and LQ45, the news respon is higher on LQ45. It means the volatility risk impact higher on LQ45. The third finding is the JII forecasting results through EGARCH has refrection proportion JII has smaller 0,194 than LQ45 0,678. It means that JII volatility is lower than LQ45.


Introduction
One of the important decisions faced by investors in choosing an investment is the decision to invest with the sharia and conventional system. As it is sated by Lestari (2013) , the decision to invest in the capital market is caused by three factors: firstly, the capital market is an alternative way of funding besides banking. Secondly, the capital market allows investors to have a variety of investment options that suit with their risk perferences. Thirdly, investment in securities has a high liquidity to enable efficient allocation of funds. There are two things that are important for investors to invest in stocks, i.e. returns and risks. Investors, generally, want maximum returns with minimum risk Nastiti, Ayu, and Agus (2012) . Every area of investment must have some risks as well as in buying shares. The risks faced in buying stocks are the declining prices (capital loss) and the risk of liquidation of companies issuing these shares. According to Maskur (2009) investors are categorized in three types, first investors who dare to take risk, being called as risk lover / risk seeker. Second, investors who are afraid or reluctant to risk, can be called risk avertor or risk aversion. At last, investors who are not afraid of risk risk moderate / moderate investors or indifference investors.
Along with the ease of investing these days, investors are free to choose to invest using sharia system as well as conventional system. Capital markets, both syariah and conventional trade several types of securities that must have different levels of risk. Investment is a fund commitment with a definite amount to earn uncertain returns in the future Lestari (2013). The fundamental difference in the syariah capital market from conventional capital market is all shares listed on the stock with the disregard of "halal", forbidden and "haram", unforbidden aspects. In a conventional index, the most of important thing is that the listed companies where it suits to the legal system. Thus, if there is an issuer that sells thier shares in a stock exchange in a business sector that is contrary to Islam, that case case is not something shoule be date based over itSutedi (2011).
Beik, Syauqi, Fatmawati, and Wulan (2014) argues that the emergence of sharia products in the capital market originally stemmed from the desire to accommodate the needs of Muslims who want to invest with the principles of sharia. Alsom, this system is grounded by PT Danareksa Investment Management to launch Danareksa Syariah on July 3, 1997. Later in 2000 at the same date, the Indonesia Stock Exchange in cooperation with PT Danareksa Investment Management launched the Jakarta Islamic Index (JII). This proves that the sharia stock system has been accepted in various circles.
The results from the previous research, there are several studies that show the research gap of research conducted by Mukmin and Firmansyah (2015) conducting a study on the volatility of JCI and JII price index with GARCH model with the proportion of 0.05 IHSG and 0.04 JII. It means that the volatility JCI risk is higher than JII. Although the same use of ARCH / GARCH model is different from the research conductedMaskur (2009) that the index of sharia stocks with conventional stock index have no changing even JII experienced a drastically decrease in 2009. With regard to capital or sharia capital markets, almost all investors are already aware that they should consider risks in making investment choices. And every investor who invests shares has two possibilities of getting capital gains and dividends or otherwise experiencing capital loss and not getting dividends. Therefore, this study will observe and calculate the risks that occur in the stock market of sharia and conventional stock market by applying the applicative alternation of Autoregressive Conditional Heteroschedasticity (ARCH), Generalized ARCH (GARCH) and Exponential GARCH (EGARCH). From the phenomenon and research gap above, we are interested to analyze the risk between sharia and conventional stock. This study aims to measure the risk of sharia and conventional stock shares and to measure the accuracy of forecasting sharia and conventional stock shares.

Capital Market a s an Alternative Way of Investment
The capital market is a market for various long-term financial instruments that can be traded, whether bonds, equities, mutual funds, derivative instruments or other instruments. The capital market becomes a means of funding for companies and other institutions. Funds obtained from the capital market can be used for business development, exapansion, an additional capital working, etc. Capital market also a means for people to invest. Thus, the public can place the funds they have in accordance with the characteristics of profit and risk of eachMaskur (2009). According to Soedewi and Purqon (2015) the capital market is one of the most important instruments for a country's economy. The attractiveness of the capital market for the economy of a country is as an alternative way to collecting funds other than banking and commodity exports. In addition, the capital market allows market players who act as investors to have a variety of investment options in accordance with their risk choices.
Every investor has the same goal in investing to get capital gains and dividends but investors also get a loss (capital loss). Viewed from the willingness to bear the risk, investors are categorized into three types namely; firstly, investor who dare to take risk or being called as risk taker / risk lover / risk seeker. Secondly, investors who dare to take risks, commonly called risk avert or risk aversion. Thirdly, investors who are not afraid nor dare to take the risk, being called as risk moderate investor or indifference investor. Along with the economic development of a country, there is a tendency of the community to be braver to take risks because it promises higher returns, high risk high return, and low risk low return. Therefore, the role of banks in mobilizing funds is decreasing followed by the increasing role of the capital market in mobilizing public funds into the productive

Convent ional
The conventional capital market is an organized financial system, including commercial banks and financial intermediaries, and all outstanding securities. In a narrow sense, the capital market is a market that is used to trade stocks, bonds, and other types of securities using the services of stock brokers Sunariyah (2004). In the conventional index, all stocks listed in the stock disregard the "halal-haram" or forbidden and unforbidden aspects and importantly listed companies are already legally consequential as it is not an issue if there is an issuer that sells thier shares in a stock exchange in a conflicting business sector with Islam Sutedi (2011). The mechanism of conventional capital market transactions using the concept of interest containing usury, contains transactions that are speculative and manipulative. And in conventional capital markets, investors can buy or sell shares directly by using the services of brokers. This situation allows for speculators to play the price easily.
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Sharia
Capital market is a capital market that is run by the principlesce with Islamic Shari'a (Sutedi,pital market is an activity concerned with the public offeriof securities trading, publicly-listed securitiesrcompanies, and sharia institutions are principles based on Islamic teachings established by the DSN-MUI, both established by this fatwaI /andinvestment that are in accordance with Islamic teachings. Insence,ements:irsTypes of business, goods, services and contracts and the management of issuers or public companies issuing sharia securities shallTconduct oftransactions shall be in accordancwith the principle of prudence and shall not be allowed to speculate and manipulate which contains the elements of Dharar, Gharar, Riba, Maisivice, and Cruelty Kurniawan, Dwi, and Asandimitra (2014).

The Risk of Share Market Return
In doing investment, an investor would expect a certain rate of return in return for taking certain risks. In general, profits derived from stocks are capital gains that is the difference between the selling price and the purchase price and from the dividend distributed by the company. Also there are som companies no to share their dividends.
the level of uncertainty of stock returns can be attributed to higher volatility, volatility comes from volatile words which refers to conditions that have unstable connotations, tend to vary, and are difficult to estimate.

Review of The P reviou s Research
This research refers to previous research, to simplify, data collection, data analysis, and data processing. As for some previous research is as follows: Maskur (2009), indicated that the conventional stock index with the sharia stock index has no difference that stands out. This is evident from their performance in the form of an index growth trend that both declined, even JII experienced a more drastic decline in 2009. Mukmin and Firmansyah (2015), showed that the volatility of JCI is higher than JII. But if judging from its accuracy, JII is more accurate than JCI.  2014), showed that the performance of sharia stock index performs better than conventional stock index performance. Lestari (2013), showed that there is no difference of risk between sharia and conventional stock but from the level of returns on syariah stock, it is higher than the return rate on conventional stock. Rosyida and Mawardi (April 2015), showed that the return and risk level of sharia and non-syariah stocks is equals and has no significant difference, meaning that the return and risk generated by both stocks are the same. Fadillah and Nur (2010), showed that the return rate of sharia shares (JII) is better than conventional stock (LQ45). Widuhung and Debyol (2014), suggested that investing in gold is more profitable than investing in sharia stocks because gold returns are higher than sharia stocks and gold risk is lower than sharia stocks. The previous research above becomes a reference for researchers to conduct a further research;

Hypothesis
The hypothesis is a temporary answer to a research problem whose truth is still to be tested empirically. Hypothesis in this research is as follows: Sharia stock avoids from speculative system hence hypothesised that there are risksaria (JII)becomeshigh.

Method of The Research Object Observation and Data Source
The data used in this research is secondary data that is quantitative about the closing price index of the stock price index LQ45 and JII. The data source in this study is obtained from www.yahoofinance.co.id while according to the classification of collection, the data used is time seriesto findanges in the past, which can be used to estimate the pattein the future. Considering the relatively stable condition of the capital market, this study uses the period from 01 January 2015-10rogram.

Opera sional Definition
Capital markets or capital market dynamics are measured using JII and LQ45.
1. Volatility is the higher the level of uncertainty of stock returns that can be obtained due to the higher levels of volatility. Volatility is measured using variance from residual squares GARCH and C3 EGARCH. 2. JII index is an index containing 30 stock companies that meet the investment criteria based on Islamic sharia 3. The LQ45 index is the market capitalization value of the 45 most liquid stocks and has a large capitalization value. This is an indicator of liquidation.

Analysis Method Unit Root Test
Stasioneritas is one of the important requirements in econometric model for time series data. Stationary data are data that show the mean, variance and autovarians (at lag variations) remain the same at any time the data is formed or used, meaning that the stationary data of the time series model can be said more stabil. One of the formal concepts used to determine the stationarity of data is through unit root test. This test is a popular test developed by David Dickey and Wayne Fuller as Augmented Dicky-Fuller (ADF). If a time series data is not stationary at zero order, I (0), then the stationerity can be searched by the next order to obtain the stationarity level in the n-th order (fist difference or I (1), or second difference or I (2) and so on Nachrowi and Hardinus (2006).

ARCH Model
ARCH / GARCH is a forecasting time series model used in single equation meaning it uses one variable only. By using the data period information where then can predict the value or data for the period to come. ARCH / GARCH is usually used to find the volatility of a data. What is seen is the effect of variance and quadratic error from the data series. To overcome the variant and dependent variance and the ARCH model developed by Engle (1982) will be used. The model is formulated as follows: y t = I t γ+ ε t (3.4) σt2 = ω + σεt-12 (3.5) The mean Equation in equation (3.4) is written as a function of exogenous variables, (It), and error term ε. For the second equation σ2, is the variance error, ε is the error term, t is time. Of course, the variance error depends not only on one lag term of the quadratic term error but it can be more than one quadratic term error.

GARCH Model
One σt2= ω + σεt-12 + β σt-12 (3.7) The mean Equation in equation (3.6) is written as a function of exogenous variables, (It), and error term. Equation (3.7) refers to the variance forecast of the period ahead σt2 and σt2and is a function of the average variance ( ω), (news) issues concerning the volatility of the previous period, measured as the lag of the square residual of the mean equation σεt-12 (the ARCH term), and the past variance σεt-12 (the GARCH term).

EGARCH Model
The limitations of the ARCH and GARCH model specifications are the shock of symmetrical volatility. Often the asymmetrical effect occurs, i.e. when the effect on volatility is different between good news and bad news cases occur. This asymmetry occurs when the downward movement in the capital market is followed by a higher volatility than the upward movement of the same direction. In other words, good news and bad news do not have the same effect on stock return volatility. The effect on volatility from bad news in the coming period is greater than the effect of good news in the coming period. The EGARCH or Exponential GARCH model (1,1) was developed by Nelson (1991) in Anton (2006). The model is formulated as follows:  JII and LQ45 stock price data shows non-stationary data distribution. Stationary is measured from data distribution not affected by constant, trend and past period. To convert non stationary time series data into stationary can be done by lowering the level to first difference level. The level of changes at JII and LQ45 means return. When the variable is converted to return, the return variable indicates a stationary phenomenon. Then the return data JII and LQ45 can be analyzed using ARCH.

ARCH Model
JII and LQ45 stock price data was detected that there is ARCH phenomenon that contains autoregressive and heteroxedasticity. After the change to the level of JII and LQ45, data does not contain data autoregressive and heteroxdascisity. It can be seen from the graph. Here, based on ARCH study, then the calculation is faced with GARCH and EGARCH.  GARCH is used to measure the volatility of a data, RESID (-1) ^ 2 coefficient indicates that JII 0.110 volatility is lower than LQ45 0.186. GARCH (-1) coefficient illustrates that the higher the volatility the slower the stability level as well as the lower the volatility the faster the level of stability. The coefficient JII is higher that is 0.762 compared to LQ45 is 0.650, so the stability level JII is faster than LQ45. EGARCH is used to measure the volatility of a data and symmetric symmetry between bad news and goodnews. C (3) coefficient illustrates that JII volatility is lower that is 0.075 compared to LQ45 that is 0.316. C (4) coefficient to test the asymmetric nature of information, if the negative sign (-) shows the effect of bad news information stronger influence than good news. So, the effect of bad news JII is lower -0,060 compared to LQ45 -0,085, meaning if it is responded negatively, the impact to risk volatility is higher than the news that responded positively. C (5) coefficient illustrates that the higher the volatility then the slower the stability level, JII of 0.970 compared to LQ45 of 0.812. This means that the stability rate JII faster than LQ45.
AIC (Akaike info criterion) and SC (Schwarz criterion) are used to select the best model to measure volatility between GARCH and EGARCH. The best model chosen to measure both JII and LQ45 volatility is EGARCH. Although the coefficient of AIC GARCH JII 6,983 and SC 7.019 while AIC LQ45 7,393 and SC LQ457,430 compared to AIC EGARCH JII 6,984 and SC 7,030 while AIC LQ45 7,398 and SC LQ45 7,443 is dominant which is almost the same in its lowest value but EGARCH can give more information and more complete, which has information about volatility and asymmetric effects occurs when the effect on volatility is different between good news and bad news cases. While GARCH can not distinguish good news and bad news.
Why JII shares are more stable than LQ45. JCI is all stocks that exist in the Indonesia Stock Exchange so many speculators (someone who is looking for profits from the difference in trade prices) play in JCI. So IHSG and LQ45 have a high risk, IHSG first then followed by JCI which is lowered to LQ45 consisting of 45 large capitalized indices, fewer speculators than IHSG. Then LQ45 is down again to JII which consists of 30 stocks that have met the criteria of Islamic Shari'a. Thus, it is alleged that fewer speculators in JII than LQ45 then it makes JII has no more risky than LQ45.

Forecasting
Forecasting needs to be used to support that JII is less volatile than LQ45 and to take the necessary yet strategic steps to avoid risk of loss. The choice of forecasting model also needs to be very important because each data type has different model. After determining the best model, the model selected is EGARCH model. Here is the forecasting result obtained from the e-views program; Forecasting JII and LQ45 show the upcoming variants of JII and LQ45 on stock prices. By using this EGARCH model, it can be seen from both graphs that the potential of price risk is constantly changing and fluctuating. If seen from the proportion of bias, there is a difference between JII and LQ45. Where the proportion of bias for JII is smaller that is 0.000194 while the proportion of bias for LQ45 is 0.000678. This means by using the EGARCH model, LQ45 stock prices have a higher proportion of forecasting bias. It indicates LQ45 volatility is higher than JII volatility. The proportion of LQ45 bias is also supported by RMSE. If seen from Root Mean Squared Error LQ45 it is equal to 10.05049 while JII is 8.053052.

Conclusion Conclusion
Based on the results of research conducted in stocks JII and LQ45 in Indonesia Stock Index in the period 2015-2016, it can be concluded that: