Finance Seminar with Vincent Bogousslavsky, Boston College, Carroll School of Management

On Friday, September 4, 2020, Vincent Bogousslavsky, Boston College, Carroll School of Management will be giving an online seminar on the paper: "Should We Use Closing Prices? Institutional Price Pressure at the Close"

Friday, September 4, 2020 - 15:00 to 16:00

The Department of Finance is proud to announce the upcoming online seminar with Vincent Bogousslavsky, Boston College, Carroll School of Management.

Vincent Bogousslavsky will present:

Should We Use Closing Prices? Institutional Price Pressure at the Close

ABSTRACT
The closing stock price is determined in a special call auction. This single trade accounts for 7.3% of daily volume in 2018 and is strongly associated with ETF ownership and institutional rebalancing. Strikingly, this huge volume contributes little to price discovery. Closing prices frequently and significantly deviate from closing quote midpoints, but these deviations on average fully revert overnight. Half of the reversal occurs shortly after the close. These price deviations matter for ETF mispricing and put-call parity violations and their ability to predict next-day stock returns. Finally, closing-to-total daily volume negatively predicts future stock returns.

Find the paper here.

Location and sign up:
This is an online seminar on Zoom.
Please contact us in order to sign up.
 

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