会议专题

Intraday Liquidity Costs: An Examination of Order Execution Quality on Nasdaq

When market liquidity imperfections exist,liquidity costs will arise. Our study examines the intraday time dependent patterns of liquidity costs in Nasdaq stocks. Using unique order level data as measures for liquidity costs,we find that orders submitted midday take significantly longer to execute than orders submitted around the open and close. However,midday orders execute with less price variation,fewer trades,and higher fill rates. The time-price tradeoff Of order execution coincides with the U-shape patterns of market volume and volatility. While traders are more likely to trade around the open and close,these times exhibit a higher probability of minimizing overall liquidity costs.

Ryan Garvey Fei Wu

Duquesne University,Pittsburgh,PA.15282 Massey University,Palmerston North,New Zealand

国际会议

2007年中国国际金融年会

成都

英文

2007-07-09(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)