Below the current bid is only marketable, in a sense, if price then trades below the bid.
NYSE orders at market open won't go through
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Sorry what do you mean by that? Wouldn't it be a market order in that case? So if the bid is 219.6$ and I send a limit order 219.55$, wouldn't that be like a market order?
A limit order above the bid, in most but not all circumstances, would become in a sense a market order. Not below.
It was a sell limit order
Ever heard of the expression - "like pulling teeth." 6 posts to get all pertinent details.
Anyway without looking at time and sales any comment is a pure guesswork, that someone else can do.
Thanks for this. Is there a source you're looking at, that states this rule? Thx.
Have multiple accounts on, different platforms see which one hits first. As a retail trader you have to work that much harder to complete a task. Keep those plebians in thier place.
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No I posted that when I assumed, as l think others maybe did, order was a buy.
Therefore a limit buy above the bid, or a limit sell below the offer what just execute as if it was a market order.