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This study shows that, to obtain a precise measure of the liquidity premium in the stock market, it is important to recognize the influence of information uncertainty on the pricing of liquidity. Information uncertainty, which is positively correlated with stock illiquidity but negatively priced...
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Obtaining a unique limit order dataset provided by NYSE, we find there exits significant commonality in the liquidity provided by the NYSE limit order book. We also examine how the commonality documented above can explain the commonality in bid-ask spread, and how this commonality in limit order...
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This study shows that to obtain a precise measure of the liquidity premium in the stock market, it is important to recognize the influence of information uncertainty on the pricing of liquidity. Information uncertainty, which is positively correlated with stock illiquidity but negatively priced...
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We find liquidity volatility negatively predicts stock returns in global markets. This relationship holds for different liquidity measures and cannot be explained by the idiosyncratic volatility effect. We solve this empirical puzzle by emphasizing the asymmetrical impact of liquidity decrease...
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We find that liquidity volatility negatively predicts stock returns in global markets. This relationship holds for different liquidity measures and cannot be explained by the idiosyncratic volatility effect. This puzzle can be explained by the asymmetric impact of liquidity increase and decrease...
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