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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Retail trading"”.

  1. Essays on retail trading and credit cards

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2027-05-01

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  2. The Effects of Market Fragmentation Around Corporate Events

    … as a hindrance to the liquidity formation in IPO trading. We find that IPOs are less fragmented at the start of IPO trading relative to later periods in the IPO secondary market. We also discover that more underpriced issues experience greater fragmentation, both lit and dark, at the start of IPO …

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  3. ESSAYS ON FINANCIAL MARKETS, NETWORKS, AND TECHNOLOGIES

    … the network of the growing crowd of retail investors in the U.S. equity market; the market impact of perpetual contracts (perps), a financial innovation that has seen phenomenal trading volume in the cryptocurrency space; and the transactions between cryptocurrencies, stablecoin, and …

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  4. An investigation into the impact of private security companies on national security in Namibia

    … commercial entities whose business line is in retail trading industries. One of the major finding of the study is that there has been a steady increase in the PSC particularly in the protection of person and properties. The major challenges of PSCs role in Namibia are to do with a weak …

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  5. The effects of load shedding on the viability of small and medium enterprises in Chainda compound.

    … by services with 61.8% not viable. Whole/retail trading and Agro-processing had unviability of 56.9% and 51.6%, respectively while manufacturing had 46.7% unviability. The results also showed no statistical relationship between the nature of enterprise and viability with a P-value of …

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  6. The effects of load shedding on the viability of small and medium enterprises in Chainda compound.

    … by services with 61.8% not viable. Whole/retail trading and Agro-processing had unviability of 56.9% and 51.6%, respectively while manufacturing had 46.7% unviability. The results also showed no statistical relationship between the nature of enterprise and viability with a P-value of …

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  7. An Investigation into the Night-Time Economy in Long Street

    … temporary pedestrianisation, the extension of retail trading hours, amendment the Western Cape Liquor Act of 2008 to include a saturation point for liquor licences in a specified area, investigation of the feasibility of a night market, promotion of cultural events not centred around drinking, …

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  8. The Scattered Accounts: Trading Dynamics and Community Formation Among Retail Investors (Sanhu) in China’s Stock Market

    … is the substantial presence of individual retail investors, who have been actively trading since the stock exchanges resumed in 1990 and now account for over 60% of the trading volume. There are more than 200 million registered individual trading accounts, with an estimated minimum of 20 …

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