英文摘要 |
This paper explores how commonality in liquidity varies across sizecap firms over time as influenced by supply-side forces related to the funding liquidity of financial intermediaries and demand-side forces related to the trading behavior of institutional investors and the change in investor sentiment. Empirical results show that small-cap firms have a stronger impact on the supply-side sources of commonality in liquidity. Large-cap firms tend to exhibit more significant commonality in liquidity for stocks with higher institutional ownership. However, the difference in the impact of institutional investors' trading on commonality in liquidity is greater for small-cap firms. We further find that commonality is related to changes in investor sentiment. Specifically, commonality in liquidity of large-cap firms increases with investor sentiment, while that of small-cap firms decreases with investor sentiment. |