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Programs trades and trade regulation: An evidence of the Korean securities market

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The link between intraday signals and call warrent mispricing

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Dividend-rollover effect and the ad hoc black-scholes model

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Location, location, location : currency effects and return predictability?

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Sticky prices or economically-linked economies : the case of forecasting the Chinese stock market

Jordan, Steven J.; Vivian, Andrew; Wohar, Mark E. - In: Journal of international money and finance 41 (2014), pp. 95-109

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Program trading and the link between the spot and futures prices

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Forecasting returns : new European evidence

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Information content in sneer asymmetry : an application to out-of-sample implied volatility forecasting

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Do Supply Curves for Stocks Slope Up?

Bui, Elisabeth A. - 2012

The classical assumptions and standard models in finance assume a unit of fixed supply for an asset implying a flat supply curve. This paper empirically examines this claim and demonstrates that the supply curve for stocks slopes upward over the period from 1961 to 2008

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