Volatility, volume, and the notion of balance in the S&P 500-cash and futures markets

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The existence of an optimal relationship between trade volume in cash and futures markets is examined, together with the impact of this relationship on price volatility and stability in cash markets. Results revealed that the ratio of the daily trading value of Standard and Poor's futures contracts and those of the New York Stock Exchange's stocks averages at 1. Lower price volatility occurs when the expected ratio of futures trading and cash trading is higher.

Author: Brown-Hruska, Sharon, Kuserk, Gregory
Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Capital market, Capital markets

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S&P futures returns and contrary sentiment indicators

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Research is presented describing the study of Standard & Poor's 500 futures contract and statistical methods used to predict market performance over differing time periods.

Author: Simon, David, Wiggins, Roy
Stochastic processes

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Clustering and psychological barriers: the importance of numbers

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Research is presented describing the importance of financial market clustering and the psychological barriers erected through conventional and cultural behaviour patterns.

Author: Mitchell, Jason
Psychological aspects, Financial markets, Literature, Psychological research, Cluster analysis

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Subjects list: Research, Futures market, Futures markets, Standard and Poor's 500-Stock Price Index (Index), Securities dealers, Securities industry
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