2010
DOI: 10.3905/jot.2010.5.3.031
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High-Frequency Equity Pairs Trading: Transaction Costs, Speed of Execution, and Patterns in Returns

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“…Using data from Bowen et al (2010), we provide a comparison between pairs trading at different frequencies for a one year subset of the database.…”
Section: Pairs Trading Using High Frequency Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Using data from Bowen et al (2010), we provide a comparison between pairs trading at different frequencies for a one year subset of the database.…”
Section: Pairs Trading Using High Frequency Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Insert Table 11 here Bowen et al (2010) Tick by Tick database and the authors limit the sample to the FTSE100 index constituents for liquidity reasons.…”
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“…The best pairs are commonly identified as either the ones with smallest distance measures defined as the sum of squared deviations (Gatev et al 2006, Bowen et al 2010 or using cointegration relationships (Vidyamurthy 2004, Lin et al 2006. Both the distance method and the cointegration method have their limitations.…”
Section: Sb(t) Sb(0)mentioning
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“…Bowen et al (2010), which use 60 minute return series, is one of the very few that uses data with frequency higher than daily. With the availability of tick data, we are able to use five-minute series for Y (t) in the case of some highly liquid oil company stocks.…”
Section: Sb(t) Sb(0)mentioning
confidence: 99%