Fd. Foster et S. Viswanathan, STRATEGIC TRADING WITH ASYMMETRICALLY INFORMED TRADERS AND LONG-LIVEDINFORMATION, Journal of financial and quantitative analysis, 29(4), 1994, pp. 499-518
A dynamic model of strategic trading with two asymmetrically informed
traders is analyzed where one informed trader knows the information se
en by both informed traders, and the other informed trader only knows
his private information. While the first informed trader is better inf
ormed, the second informed trader can make inferences about this extra
information; in fact, the second informed trader can make sharper inf
erences from the order flow than the market maker about the extra info
rmation. In this setting, competition among the informed traders has a
very interesting form. The informed trader with the additional inform
ation trades less intensely on that information early on, and both inf
ormed traders trade very intensely on their common information. This m
akes it more difficult for the trader with less information to learn a
bout the information he does not have. When there are only a few remai
ning trading periods and the information known to both traders has lar
gely been revealed through their trading, then the trader with the add
itional information trades more intensely on the basis of his private
information.