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August 14, 2026Financial Economics LettersOpen Access

Information Arrival as a Stochastic Clock for Intraday Trading

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Theoretical modeling reveals that information arrival acts as a stochastic clock governing intraday trading volume and volatility, indicating that market speed scales quadratically with news...

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  • To formulate a unified stochastic clock framework explaining how the rate of information arrival dictates intraday trading intensity, volume, realized volatility, and execution risk.
  • Constructed a compound Hawkes model combining a deterministic bathtub-shaped baseline intensity, a marked linear trade-feedback component, and a squared-mark news channel.
  • Specified signed news marks to enter expected price changes linearly while entering trading intensity quadratically.
  • Derived asymptotic limits for price variance using a clock law of large numbers and formulated a closed-form parametric volume-weighted average price (VWAP) profile.
  • Equal-magnitude positive and negative news events generate opposite expected price responses but identical trading activity and conditional residual-variance responses.
  • The trade-time component of midpoint log price achieves a diffusive limit with variance directly proportional to average trading intensity.

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Ben Van Vliet (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7ec79cb70b84ec8b914108https://doi.org/10.58567/fel05030004
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