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This study provides an empirical analysis of several intraday liquidity dynamics for stocks listed on the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) using transaction data for the period from 1st January, 2005 to 31st August, 2005. We used a cross-market index, which is composed of 37 stocks, to estimate different liquidity proxies. These liquidity proxies are represented graphically to check for intraday commonalities. The analysis demonstrates that volume measures, bid–ask spread, instant trades, and number of large trades exhibit a U-shape, liquidity ratio has a smooth L-shape, while waiting-time-to-trade exhibits an inverse U-shape. The same results are observed for the case of an individual stock. The results reveal that the ASE's highest activity levels are at market open and close, whereas it is least active between 11.20 and 11.35am, suggesting a possible high information asymmetry level at open and intensive large traders' activities at close.

The pattern of intraday liquidity in emerging markets: The case of the Amman Stock Exchange