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dividend shocks, which results in waves of optimism or pessimism that create high price volatility. The model shows that …
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We construct a dynamic competitive model with futures markets where price volatility comes from information arrival and …? How do information arrival and noise trading interact to generate price volatility? What are the effects of futures … trading on volatility and welfare? Without noise trading, we show that a fully revealing equilibrium price is unlikely to …
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macroeconomic analysis, market microstructure analysis and order flow analysis, to forecast the volatility in the foreign currencies …
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Conventional wisdom suggests that investors' independent biases should cancel each other out and have little impact on equilibrium at the aggregate level. In contrast to this intuition, this paper analyzes models with biased investors and finds that biases often have a significant impact on the...
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Standards (IFRS) has produced an impact on the level of noise trading and volatility dynamics in three major central and eastern … IFRS adoption affects the level of noise trading and volatility in the market place. Findings – The results show that noise …. Moreover, the paper finds that the level and persistence of stock return volatility has greatly decreased after the …
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We study the risk of informed trading in an electronic foreign exchange market and test whether informed trading is driven by marketwide private information. Our framework is based on a structural microstructure trade model that measures the market makers' beliefs directly. Evidence of high...
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This paper introduces constant-collateral pyramiding trading strategies, which can be implemented in the futures markets. For these strategies, expressions are derived for effective constraints on the number of futures contracts in the trader’s portfolio and on the trader’s wealth....
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Traditional financial theory predicts that noise trader sentiment plays no role for the cross-sectional pattern in stock returns and in the cross-section of option prices. However, empirical research is challenging that view and finds evidence that investor sentiment can be predicted to affect...
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