Class PriceIncrement


public class PriceIncrement
extends EvolutionIncrement
PriceIncrement contains the Realized Stochastic Evolution Increments of the Price Movements exhibited by an Asset owing to the Volatility and the Market Impact Factors over the Slice Time Interval. It is composed of Stochastic and Deterministic Price Increment Components. The References are:

  • Almgren, R., and N. Chriss (1999): Value under Liquidation Risk 12 (12)
  • Almgren, R., and N. Chriss (2000): Optimal Execution of Portfolio Transactions Journal of Risk 3 (2) 5-39
  • Bertsimas, D., and A. W. Lo (1998): Optimal Control of Execution Costs Journal of Financial Markets 1 1-50
  • Chan, L. K. C., and J. Lakonishak (1995): The Behavior of Stock Prices around Institutional Trades Journal of Finance 50 1147-1174
  • Keim, D. B., and A. Madhavan (1997): Transaction Costs and Investment Style: An Inter-exchange Analysis of Institutional Equity Trades Journal of Financial Economics 46 265-292


Author:
Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
  • Constructor Details

    • PriceIncrement

      public PriceIncrement​(double dblPreviousEquilibriumPrice, MarketImpactComponent micDeterministic, MarketImpactComponent micStochastic) throws java.lang.Exception
      PriceIncrement Constructor
      Parameters:
      dblPreviousEquilibriumPrice - The Previous Equilibrium Price
      micDeterministic - The Deterministic Market Impact Component Instance
      micStochastic - The Stochastic Market Impact Component Instance
      Throws:
      java.lang.Exception - Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
  • Method Details

    • previousEquilibriumPrice

      public double previousEquilibriumPrice()
      Retrieve the Previous Equilibrium Price
      Returns:
      The Previous Equilibrium Price
    • newEquilibriumPrice

      public double newEquilibriumPrice()
      Retrieve the New Equilibrium Price
      Returns:
      The New Equilibrium Price
    • newExecutionPrice

      public double newExecutionPrice()
      Retrieve the New Execution Price
      Returns:
      The New Execution Price