Hans R. Stoll
Stock Market Structure, Volatility, and Volume by Hans R. Stoll (1990) is a book on our Trading & futures shelf. A study of NYSE opening and closing prices that examines how market structure affects volatility and trading volume. It suits readers interested in trading & futures, and it is legally free from CFA Institute Research Foundation. Licence: Free to read (© CFA Institute Research Foundation).
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