A study of intraday trading behavior around tick size changes A study of intraday trading behavior around tick size changes Roongkiat Ratanabancheun, Kanis Saengchote Chulalongkorn Business School
Comments on: “Trading costs on the Stock Exchange of Thailand” Authors: Charoenwong C., Ding D.K., Jenwittayaroje N. Comments on: “Risk-taking behaviour during downturn: evidence of loss-chasing and
ESSAY 2: AN EXAMINATION INTO BUY-SELL ASYMMETRY OF PRICE BEHAVIOR AROUND TRADES AND TRADING COSTS OF TRADES: EVIDENCES FROM TH 1 THE ASYMMETRY OF PRICE BEHAVIOR AROUND BUY AND SELL TRADES: NEW
64.21mTHB in the same period of 2016 a decrease of 8.6% Burnt lime sales: 66.9k Mt in Q3 2017 compared to 55.8k Mt Q3 2016; YTD volumes 210.7k Mt as compared to 199.3k Mt in the same period of 2016 an
, complexity, nature of the business environment, specific circumstances , and industry sector. H1: Number of KAMs is positively associated with cumulative abnormal returns/trading volumes (that is the greater
increase in sale volumes of 2 business units. The significant details were shown as follow: Industrial Elastomer Parts Business: The sale volumes slightly increased comparing to the same period last year
. As in Q1 the main lime consuming sectors of the industry were not immune to the disruption: the sugar cane harvest was down and uncertainty in the steel industry has caused volumes to drop year on year
including a dedicated fulltime safety officer will support an improvement in 2020. The biggest impact on revenues was the loss of volumes due to the weak steel and sugar segments with burnt lime shipments
capacity and took advantage of our increased capacity to maximize production in anticipation of a strong sugar season. The fourth quarter was even stronger than forecasted with volumes up over 30% in
Q1 2017, of which 92% contributed from zinc trading business and 7% from renewable energy. The decrease mainly resulted from a drop in total sales volumes and the appreciation of Thai Baht against USD