Order Submission Strategy in the U.S. Stock Market
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Order submission strategies vary according to the characteristics of exchanges not only because of market characteristics but also because of execution quality. NYSE traders submit more market and marketable limit orders when the effective spread is narrow, the fill rate is low, the execution speed is fast, the cancel rate is low, and price improvement is high. On the other hand, transaction costs do not affect NASDAQ traders as much as NYSE traders because of preferencing. However, more market orders are placed on NASDAQ when the fill rate is high, the execution speed is slow, the cancel rate is high, and price improvement is low. Marketable limit orders are frequently placed on NASDAQ when the fill rate is low, the execution speed is fast, and price improvement is high. For limit orders, the realized spread is positively related to the number of orders on both exchanges. Traders are likely to submit more limit orders when the fill rate is low, the execution speed is fast, and the cancel rate is high. The execution quality reports help traders make a decision
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Order submission strategies vary according to the characteristics of exchanges not only because of market characteristics but also because of execution quality. NYSE traders submit more market and marketable limit orders when the effective spread is narrow, the fill rate is low, the execution speed is fast, the cancel rate is low, and price improvement is high. On the other hand, transaction costs do not affect NASDAQ traders as much as NYSE traders because of preferencing. However, more market orders are placed on NASDAQ when the fill rate is high, the execution speed is slow, the cancel rate is high, and price improvement is low. Marketable limit orders are frequently placed on NASDAQ when the fill rate is low, the execution speed is fast, and price improvement is high. For limit orders, the realized spread is positively related to the number of orders on both exchanges. Traders are likely to submit more limit orders when the fill rate is low, the execution speed is fast, and the cancel rate is high. The execution quality reports help traders make a decision
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