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High-frequency trading (HFT) has grown substantially in recent years due to fast-paced technological developments and their rapid uptake, particularly in equity markets. This review investigates how HFT could evolve and, by developing a robust understanding of its effects, identifies potential...
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High frequency trading (HFT) has grown substantially in recent years, due to fast-paced technological developments and their rapid uptake, particularly in equity markets. This paper investigates how HFT could evolve and, by developing a robust understanding of its effects, to identify potential...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012928903
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High frequency trading (HFT) has grown substantially in recent years, due to fast-paced technological developments and their rapid uptake, particularly in equity markets. This paper investigates how HFT could evolve and, by developing a robust understanding of its effects, to identify potential...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011775195
In this study we examine the rationale behind informed traders decision to speculate on the volatility of the common stock by trading in the derivative or in the cash markets. Using a continuous-time trading model, we demonstrate that the quality of the private information regarding the...
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