Do Trading Volume and Bid-Ask Spread Contain Information to Predict Stock Returns? Intraday Evidence from India

Intraday Patterns in the Returns, Bid-ask Spreads, and Trading Volume of Stocks

Much research has demonstrated the existence of patterns in high-frequency equity returns, return volatility, bid-ask spreads and trading volume. In this paper, we employ a new test for detecting periodicities based on a signal coherence function. The technique is applied to the returns, bid-ask spreads, and trading volume of thirty stocks traded on the NYSE. We are able to confirm previous fin...

The Intraday Behaviour of Bid-Ask Spreads, Trading Volume and Return Volatility: Evidence from DAX30

Information-Based Trading and the Bid-Ask Spread

We analyze the equilibrium spread when the transaction size of informed traders is elastic in the value of private information (α). We show that the pooling equilibrium is likely to be inefficient when trade size is sensitive to α and the inefficient equilibrium can occur before the market breaks down. The pooling equilibrium spread does not monotonically increase with α, although it increases ...

Does quoted depth predict intraday stock returns?: theory and evidence

We generate and test new implications of Kavajecz’s (1996a) market microstructure model for cross-sectional variation in intraday expected stock returns. In this model, the specialist presents a price schedule consisting of bid and ask prices and a bid and ask size. We document that in his model, the specialist reveals through the bid-ask size spread what she believes to be the expected return ...

Bid-Ask Spreads, Volume, and Volatility: Evidence from Livestock Markets

Copyright 2009 by Julieta Frank and Philip Garcia. All rights reserved. Readers may make verbatim copies of this document for non‐commercial purposes by any means, provided that this copyright notice appears on all such copies. Abstract Understanding the determinants of liquidity costs in agricultural futures markets is hampered by a need to use proxies for the bid-ask spread which are often bi...