Queue position as a priced option in fragmented order books
We value resting queue priority as an American option on adverse selection and show how routing decisions change when it is priced explicitly.
Our researchers publish internally to the same standard as a journal: stated hypotheses, pinned datasets, walk-forward validation and independent review.
We value resting queue priority as an American option on adverse selection and show how routing decisions change when it is priced explicitly.
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