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A Note on Optimal Liquidation with Linear Price Impact
In this note we consider the maximization of the expected terminal wealth for
the setup of quadratic transaction costs. First, we provide a very simple
probabilistic solution to the problem. Although the problem was largely
studied, as far as we know up to date this simple and probabilistic form of the
solution has not appeared in the literature. Next, we apply the general result
for the study of the case where the risky asset is given by a fractional
Brownian Motion and the information flow of the investor can be diversified.