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The well-documented negative association between idiosyncratic volatility (IV) and stock returns is puzzling if investors are risk-averse. We show that this anomaly is also prominent in the Chinese stock market. We attempt to explain the IV anomaly by using the key theories suggested by the...
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The findings in this paper confirm that there is an economic and statistic negative association between High Frequency Trading [HFT] activity and price volatility. In the ultra-high frequency intervals around HFT there is a slight increase in volatility. This paper also confirms that large high...
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Following other leading international securities markets, the Tokyo stock exchange [TSE] has adopted a publicly displayed but anonymous limit order book, and we ask: how is market quality affected? Accounting for fixed effects and endogeneity, we find increased volatility and higher order book...
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