N NY_HOOD Dec 31, 2007 #1 how many traders usually buy at or very near the open? what do you base your decision on when buying a certain stock at the open?
how many traders usually buy at or very near the open? what do you base your decision on when buying a certain stock at the open?
W Warrior4g Dec 31, 2007 #2 sometimes i get impatient. its best to wait a few minutes for the market or a stock to decide what it wants to do.
sometimes i get impatient. its best to wait a few minutes for the market or a stock to decide what it wants to do.
lindq Dec 31, 2007 #3 Quote from enforcer99: sometimes i get impatient. its best to wait a few minutes for the market or a stock to decide what it wants to do. More... By the time it lets you know what it wants to do, it has usually done it. It takes good systems and brass balls to trade at or near the open, but that's where there's a lot of money to be made.
Quote from enforcer99: sometimes i get impatient. its best to wait a few minutes for the market or a stock to decide what it wants to do. More... By the time it lets you know what it wants to do, it has usually done it. It takes good systems and brass balls to trade at or near the open, but that's where there's a lot of money to be made.
N NYOBScalper Dec 31, 2007 #7 Quote from NY_HOOD: how many traders usually buy at or very near the open? what do you base your decision on when buying a certain stock at the open? More... I hit the orders in the book at key levels and lows or highs when there is an early morning buy or sell program in the stock.
Quote from NY_HOOD: how many traders usually buy at or very near the open? what do you base your decision on when buying a certain stock at the open? More... I hit the orders in the book at key levels and lows or highs when there is an early morning buy or sell program in the stock.