In this paper a system for testing stock market trading strategies involving limit orders are discussed. The system, which consists of an order book simulator and a component for collecting data, is implemented using free and readily available intra-day order book data and trade logs. A order book simulator is a requirement for being able to test trading strategies without the need for a fill model that can probabilistically tell if a given limit order would be filled in the course of the day the order is issued. The main functionality of this order book simulator is to determine when hypothetical orders had been executed, had they been issued to the given order book. This is done by merging these hypothetical orders with real histor...
The objective of this thesis is to design adaptive, data-driven and model-free automated trading str...
Innovative automated execution strategies like Algorithmic Trading gain significant market share on ...
We use computer-based simulations of a stock market as a background environment for experimental tes...
In this paper a system for testing stock market trading strategies involving limit orders are discus...
We use high-frequency data from the Nasdaq exchange to build a measure of volume imbalance in the li...
This thesis focuses on the statistical modeling of the dynamics of limit order books in electronic e...
In this thesis generative models in machine learning are developed with the overall aim to improve m...
Over the last three decades, most of the world's stock exchanges have transitioned to electronic tra...
The Limit Order Book is a digital queuing system in which buy and sell orders are stored, with the a...
A limit order book is essentially a file on a computer that contains all orders sent to the market, ...
More than 70% of today's stocks trade volume is attributable to automatic order execution by trading...
At today\u27s stock markets, most of the trading volume is traded electronically. Thus, also ...
The field of finance is an interesting field in which much research takes place. In particular, its ...
The Limit Order Book is a widely used tool of exchanges to allow traders to buy or sell stock easily...
We apply a stochastic model to study the continuous-time dynamics of a limit order book for AstraZen...
The objective of this thesis is to design adaptive, data-driven and model-free automated trading str...
Innovative automated execution strategies like Algorithmic Trading gain significant market share on ...
We use computer-based simulations of a stock market as a background environment for experimental tes...
In this paper a system for testing stock market trading strategies involving limit orders are discus...
We use high-frequency data from the Nasdaq exchange to build a measure of volume imbalance in the li...
This thesis focuses on the statistical modeling of the dynamics of limit order books in electronic e...
In this thesis generative models in machine learning are developed with the overall aim to improve m...
Over the last three decades, most of the world's stock exchanges have transitioned to electronic tra...
The Limit Order Book is a digital queuing system in which buy and sell orders are stored, with the a...
A limit order book is essentially a file on a computer that contains all orders sent to the market, ...
More than 70% of today's stocks trade volume is attributable to automatic order execution by trading...
At today\u27s stock markets, most of the trading volume is traded electronically. Thus, also ...
The field of finance is an interesting field in which much research takes place. In particular, its ...
The Limit Order Book is a widely used tool of exchanges to allow traders to buy or sell stock easily...
We apply a stochastic model to study the continuous-time dynamics of a limit order book for AstraZen...
The objective of this thesis is to design adaptive, data-driven and model-free automated trading str...
Innovative automated execution strategies like Algorithmic Trading gain significant market share on ...
We use computer-based simulations of a stock market as a background environment for experimental tes...