easy · Market Microstructure adverse-selection

What does the Probability of Informed Trading (PIN) model primarily measure in a market microstructure context?

  1. The likelihood that a market order will be executed at a price better than the quote midpoint.
  2. The fraction of total order flow that originates from traders with private information.
  3. The speed at which a market maker can update their quotes following a trade.
  4. The probability that a limit order will be filled within a specific time horizon.

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