An old model can shed new light on how flows shape prices

Rob Mannix
@RobMannix
02 Sep 2021

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A 10-year-old model can make sense of recent findings on the link between trade flows and stock prices, according to a leading quant.

Jean-Philippe Bouchaud, chairman of systematic investment firm Capital Fund Management, says latent liquidity theory – originally developed by CFM to model the immediate effect of its trading on prices – can explain results from new studies that show how market flows push around stock prices over far longer periods.

In a working paper published in August

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