The optimal strategies of competitive high-frequency traders and effects on market liquidity

The paper models competition among high-frequency market makers, bandits and slower traders, then tests implications using intraday equity and foreign-exchange data. It distinguishes speed advantage, information advantage, stale-quote exposure and market-role effects rather than treating lower latency as an unconditional gain.

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