英文摘要 |
Relative to the transaction data investigated in the literature, the complete order flow data we have from the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE) is particularly appropriate for examining the intraday relationship between information, trading volume and volatility. We find that traders tend to concentrate their orders, but only the trading volume and volatility of the small stocks are positively associated with the concentration of orders. The liquidity orders do not influence volume and volatility as much as the information orders. The information carried by the large information orders tends to be private rather than public. But the trading volume at the open is not unusually high for our sample, notwithstanding very large order flows. We think that the TSE’s unique order-driven call market without specialists which imposes price limits and allows only limit orders makes traders very conservative at the open. In addition, the market-wide information affects the trading volume and volatility of the large firms through private information. The firmspecific information is not as clear a determinant of trading volume and volatility as the market-wide information. The diversity in the interpretation of information and speculative orders are positively related to trading volume and volatility. |