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pressure on the bid or ask side. This suggests that liquidity providers "overreact" to order imbalance (OIB) by initially … this behavior is most common. Specifically, it seems the tick size augments "OIB-reversal". However, if the tick size is …
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Order flow imbalance refers to the difference between market buy and sell orders during a given period. This paper is the first study to examine effects of order flow imbalance on returns of stocks traded on the German Xetra trading system on a daily basis. In contrast to previous studies on...
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Using a market model and principal component analysis, we investigate the existence of common effects in order imbalance in the Borsa Istanbul's option market. Accordingly, we find the presence of commonality in order imbalance for call options and an even more dominant presence in put options....
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