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Long Memory in Finance and Fractional Brownian Motion
Author(s) -
Koji Kuroda,
Joshin Murai
Publication year - 2009
Publication title -
progress of theoretical physics supplement
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 0375-9687
DOI - 10.1143/ptps.179.26
Subject(s) - fractional brownian motion , mathematics , scaling , brownian motion , scaling limit , exponent , limit (mathematics) , statistical physics , order (exchange) , power law , volume (thermodynamics) , diffusion process , mathematical analysis , physics , economics , statistics , finance , quantum mechanics , geometry , linguistics , philosophy , economy , service (business)
We present a mathematical model of the trade signs and trade volumes, and derive a fractional Brownian motion as a scaling limit of the signed volume process which describes a super-diffusive nature. In our model, we assume that traders place a market order at a single time or divide their order into two chunks and place orders at different times. When they divide their order into two chunks, the probability distribution of the time lag t of divided orders is assumed to decay as an inverse power law of t with exponent α. We obtain three types of scaling limit of the signed volume process according to the three cases of the value of α ,( i) α 1. (See Theorem 4.1.) We prove that a fractional Brownian motion having a super diffusive nature is obtained in a scaling limit of a signed volume process if and only if α< 1.

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