easy · Market Microstructure adverse-selection
In a call auction, how is the single clearing price determined?
- It is the price of the very first order that was submitted to the pool.
- It is set by the Designated Market Maker to ensure they earn a profit.
- It is the price that maximizes the total volume of shares traded.
- It is the simple average of all buy and sell limit prices submitted.
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