Material Signals¶
MacKenzie, D. (2018). Material Signals: A Historical Sociology of High-Frequency Trading. American Journal of Sociology, 123(6), 1635-1683.
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- Race Condition
- In markets, two orders arriving microseconds apart resolve by arrival order, and latency arbitrage, front-running, and co-location are structural responses to the race.
This sourceDocuments how microsecond arrival-order determines trade outcomes, with co-location and latency arbitrage as structural responses to the timing race.
- In markets, two orders arriving microseconds apart resolve by arrival order, and latency arbitrage, front-running, and co-location are structural responses to the race.
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