Optimal turnover, liquidity and autocorrelation

A novel optimal execution approach via continuous-time stochastic processes is introduced

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The steady-state turnover of a trading strategy is of interest to practitioners and portfolio managers, as is the steady-state Sharpe ratio. In this paper, Bastien Baldacci, Jerome Benveniste and Gordon Ritter show that, in a convenient Gaussian process model, the steady-state turnover can be computed explicitly and is clearly related to the liquidity of the asset and to the autocorrelation of the alpha forecast signals

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