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This study is motivated by two major considerations. First, the Fletcher andTaylor (1996) approach has yet to be applied to short-date markets to assess thediminishing role of transaction costs in explaining the devjatjons of observed forwardforeign exchange prices from interest parity forward...
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This study contrasts the call and continuous auction methods using Taiwan Stock Exchange data. Volatility under the call market method is approximately one-half of that under the continuous auction method. The call market method is more effective in reducing the volatility of high-volume stocks...
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On August 21, 2000, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) adopted the call market method to open and close the market while the remainder of the day's trading continued to rely on the continuous auction method. The call method significantly improved the price discovery process and market quality. A...
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This study is motivated by two major considerations. First, the Fletcher and Taylor (1996) approach has yet to be applied to short-date markets to assess the diminishing role of transaction costs in explaining the devjatjons of observed forward foreign exchange prices from interest parity...
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Foreign investors generally underperform domestic investors in trading activities. This study shows that their inferior performance is attributable to non-initiated orders. Foreign investors actually perform better than domestic investors in initiated orders. In addition, their performance is...
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This paper investigates the returns to value strategies in four Asian stock markets: Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore and Taiwan. Hong Kong, Korea and Singapore exhibit value premia while Taiwan shows value discounts. The impact of firm characteristics on value premia differs across the four markets....
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