Thanks for the video. What kind of stop loss do you use for the WTF trades? Is it a limit order, because limit orders might not get filled if the stock moves very fast, right?
We use a stop "market" order based on the suggested stop. Although there can always be some slippage, this should be minor by focusing on the S&P 100 and NAS100. It's also better to get a few pennies slippage rather than miss the exit altogether by being too picky with a stop limit. :)
@@markhodge5070 Thank you for the reply, Mark. Then how do you avoid the stock from moving down big during after market hours because stop "market" orders will only work during market hours.
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Thanks for the video. What kind of stop loss do you use for the WTF trades? Is it a limit order, because limit orders might not get filled if the stock moves very fast, right?
We use a stop "market" order based on the suggested stop. Although there can always be some slippage, this should be minor by focusing on the S&P 100 and NAS100. It's also better to get a few pennies slippage rather than miss the exit altogether by being too picky with a stop limit. :)
@@markhodge5070 Thank you for the reply, Mark. Then how do you avoid the stock from moving down big during after market hours because stop "market" orders will only work during market hours.
S&P flows where the pools of liquidity lives. Did you watch how it finished today just under $560? All those calls expired worthless.
Only reason I'm watching this pod is to see how they get out of this CSIQ diaster