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Institutional Trading, Trading Volume, and Spread
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001The effect of institutional trading on the bid-ask spread is of interest to regulators and market makers. It is often (casually) argued that greater institutional participation results in increased volatility in the market. On the other hand, some argue that greater liquidity trading by institutions should reduce spread.
Malay Dey, B. (Radha) Radhakrishna
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2008
Griffith Business School, Department of Accounting, Finance and Economics ; No Full ...
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The length of the trading day and trading volume
Eurasian Business Review, 2019As the financial literature has documented, trading volume is generally affected by information releases, extreme returns, herd instinct, overconfidence, panic and volatility. In this study, we provide further empirical evidence that the extension of trading hours has a positive effect on trading volume.
Mahmoud Qadan, David Y. Aharon
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Economics Letters, 2021
Abstract This study theoretically investigates the influence of social trust on the trading volume in asset markets. Trust influences how an investor interprets new information supplied by other agents in the market when they decide their portfolio allocation.
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Abstract This study theoretically investigates the influence of social trust on the trading volume in asset markets. Trust influences how an investor interprets new information supplied by other agents in the market when they decide their portfolio allocation.
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Scale Economies and the Volume of Trade
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1994In this paper we split the number of actual years of schooling into five components: effective years, repeated years, skipped years, inefficient routing years and dropout years. Estimation of earnings equations using these explanatory variables produces some interesting empirical and theoretical results.
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Trading volume and the number of trades [PDF]
Trading volume and the number of trades are both used as proxies for market activity, with disagreement as to which is the better proxy for market activity. This paper investigates this issue using high frequency data for Cisco and Intel in 1997. A number of econometric methods are used, including GARCH augmented with lagged trading volume and number ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
This study modifies the cross-sectional absolute deviation of returns (CSAD) of Chang, Cheng and Khorana’s (2000) by adding trading volume variable and find significant evidence of herding in the Hong Kong stock market using daily data. Specifically, higher trading volume induces more herding.
Qing Qing Lan, Rose Neng Lai
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This study modifies the cross-sectional absolute deviation of returns (CSAD) of Chang, Cheng and Khorana’s (2000) by adding trading volume variable and find significant evidence of herding in the Hong Kong stock market using daily data. Specifically, higher trading volume induces more herding.
Qing Qing Lan, Rose Neng Lai
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Predicting Intraday Trading Volumeand Volume Percentages
The Journal of Trading, 2014This article discusses recent techniques and results in the area of forecasting intraday volume and intraday volume percentages. By exploring ways to predict volume, the authors seek to improve the performance of trading algorithms, many of which depend upon the volume that will trade while the order is active.
Venkatesh Satish +2 more
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On the volume of trades in triple systems [PDF]
A \((v,k,t)\) trade of volume \(s\) is a pair \((T_1,T_2)\), where \(T_1\) and \(T_2\) are disjoint collections of \(k\)-sets chosen from a \(v\)-set \(V\), such that \(|T_1|=|T_2|=s\) and \(T_1\) and \(T_2\) cover the same \(t\)-subsets of \(V\). The foundation of a trade is the set of elements covered by \(T_1\) and \(T_2\).
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Insider Trading, Traded Volume and Returns [PDF]
Several models predict that both market liquidity and trading volume generated by less informed traders do not increase when there is insider trading. Available empirical evidence is mixed and still relatively small, because of the inherent di¢ culty to identify insider trading events.
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