Price movement and trade size on the National Stock Exchange of India
Abstract
Using data for the National Stock Exchange of India, we examine three hypotheses about which trades move prices. The Stealth Trading Hypothesis proposes that cumulative price changes (CPCs) are concentrated in particular trade sizes due to the strategic trading of informed traders. We find that depending on market conditions, from 60% to 80% of the CPC is concentrated in small trade sizes, with almost all of the remaining price change concentrated in medium trade sizes. These results support the Stealth Trading Hypothesis.
Publication Title
Applied Economics
Recommended Citation
Mishra, A., McInish, T., & Tripathy, T. (2015). Price movement and trade size on the National Stock Exchange of India. Applied Economics, 47 (45), 4847-4854. https://doi.org/10.1080/00036846.2015.1037436
