The total cost of trading Belgian shares: Brussels versus London

Article Abstract:

Assessment of competition for trading Belgian shares between the Stock Exchange Automated Quotation (SEAQ) International and the Brussels Computer Aided Trading System (CATS) market reveals the severity of tightness of the latter market when compared to the former market. Data show that CATS market outperforms SEAQ International in terms of quoted and effective bid-ask spread. Results of investigations also provide support to different market microstructure models.

Research, London, England, Securities, Brussels, Belgium (City)

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Tests of technical trading strategies in the emerging equity markets of Latin America and Asia

Article Abstract:

Technical trading strategies are assessed for various equity markets in Asia and Latin America.

Economic aspects, Asia, Latin America

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