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Multi-dimensional queue-reactive model and signal-driven models: a unified framework

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We present a Markovian market model driven by a hidden Brownian efficient price. In particular, we extend the queue-reactive model, making its dynamics dependent on the efficient price. Our study focuses on two sub-models: a signal-driven price model where the mid-price jump rates depend on the efficient price and an observable signal, and the usual queue-reactive model dependent on the efficient price via the intensities of the order arrivals. This way, we are able to correlate the evolution of limit order books of different stocks. We prove the stability of the observed mid-price around the efficient price under natural assumptions. Precisely, we show that at the macroscopic scale, prices behave as diffusions. We also develop a maximum likelihood estimation procedure for the model, and test it numerically. Our model is them used to backest trading strategies in a liquidation context.

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Optimal Trading of Microstructure Mean Reversion

q-fin.TR · 2026-08-01 · conditional · novelty 7.0

Under a mean-reverting order-book model, the optimal strategy is a symmetric band with half-width solving theta*(theta* - phi) = s_G^2 and earning rate alpha s_G sqrt(2/pi) exp(-theta*^2 / (2 s_G^2)).

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  • Optimal Trading of Microstructure Mean Reversion q-fin.TR · 2026-08-01 · conditional · none · ref 34 · internal anchor

    Under a mean-reverting order-book model, the optimal strategy is a symmetric band with half-width solving theta*(theta* - phi) = s_G^2 and earning rate alpha s_G sqrt(2/pi) exp(-theta*^2 / (2 s_G^2)).