Thank you SO much. This was confusing me to the extreme & couldn't find anyone to thoroughly explain & also show me how this works. You did that perfectly, thank you.
This is a great platform for order entries. Brilliant explanation really can't understand why there's thumbs down as this is the best and right way to do it
Thanks for clearing that up Sasha! For some reason I always thought that in order to set a limit order, I had to set the price lower than the Market price, when in reality, I could set it both higher OR lower than market price.
Most traders will use a limit order rather than a market order. It’s best to have a planned entry of say “$3.05” if the stock is say breaking past $3 very quickly so you don’t miss the entry point. If you just do a market order you may miss in this ex $3 and $3.05 and get a market order of $3.15 if not even worse depending on the movement of the stock. It can be okay to use a market order if you want to quickly get out of a stock ASAP. So if you didn’t set a stop loss then if a stock was shooting down quickly you could sell it at market value. But again it’s usually best if you go in with a plan. Planned entry, planned exit, planned stop loss, and a overall strategy / why.
my definition between the two? ALWAYS use limit orders. i am new to trading stocks, but i, fortunately, learned this lesson with profit taken. there is so much to learn trading stocks, and i believe that the learning will never end. patience, limit orders and taking profit are my biggest takeaways.
I should have watched this before I placed my first aftermarket order on DWAC a few weeks ago. When I placed order the price was $45, when the market opened my order was filled at $119. Costly lesson I will never repeat.
In other words. Market Orders are not "normal". If you see a stock is $300 and you want to buy it because of the price, you should place a Buy Limit order for $300-$310 or whatever. If you instead place a Market Order, the $300 stock may hit $10,000 before the order goes through and now you are broke and only own 1 stock, then it could go back to $300 after you buy it, causing you to hate your life because you just turned $10,000 into $300 all because you used Market Order. If you had done a limit order and that happened, it would have ignored the $10,000 jump and bought it for you when it returned to $300.
We always here about use a “stop loss” etc., when daytrading and I’m up and suddenly want to sell, I have to cancel both the stop loss and take profit order which is very annoying and no one mentions that requirement ever
So, glad that you did a lesson on this for the people that would have a hard time figuring it out. I did when I first started. Using limit order helps keep you focused in on your plan and not be all over the place and chasing stocks. Great Job Sasha!
Thanks for this, I made a rookie mistake and put my limit order too low and missed out on the stock i was trying to buy. I thought it went through but it didnt and by the time i realised, an hour later, the stock had gone up by 80% , i'm soo sad :(
If you evaluate your portfolio on weekend and place order for the next session? Would you place market orders? adaptative MKT orders? Sometimes, the stock gets so hyped that the price at the start of the session is higher and I end buying more expensive. What would be your advice? Thanks in advance
Market orders are a ripoff. You're basically telling the market, I'm willing to buy at any price. And this drives the price up giving you a shitty deal.
I use ameritrade and my limit orders are never bought at the limit I set..?? For example I put a limit order on KHC for 33.00 and it bought at 33.47.. I put an order in for TSLA at 220.00 and the 1st day it said I bought at 219.17 but now it says I bought at 221.37... This doesnt mean much to me at the moment because I deal in low volume, but fifty cents on a $30 stock can really add up for someone dealing in hundreds or thousands of shares.. What am I not understanding about this??
very nice of everyone who bought into amazon during the time this video was uploaded. i, in 2018 believe amazon's current stock of $1,296 is still the beginning of this amazing company. I believe it will not be ran by people who private brand but instead be its own private brander company without the need to use other companies to fulfill their inventory. Who knows, but I think amazon is the company that will have a shot to do this.
Hi, I placed an order to buy 10,000 shares at the market price when it was 365 and my order executed at 369. I wanted to sell at 369... Why did that happen? Please Help.. I had a big loss at that trade. Shouldn't the executed price have been 356? I could see the price go high in the executed price section until the status changed to fully executed. Is it because even though I placed the order at 365, there weren't 10,000 shares at that price and just 5000? Doest it only get executed when ALL shares are available at that price only? Also, does it mean that even if I limit my order, it won't get executed UNTIL all 10k shares are available at THAT price even though the current price is same as the limit price I placed my order at?
Question, I always use limits now since being a little more experienced with trading. However, last month I was selling all my shares using a limit and my brokerage broke the shares into fractional / partial shares and I'm not sure why. Would you guess that was because of my order type I used? Or something my brokerage does? Have you ever heard of anything like that before?
Bruh, i dont have time to wait for the price to hit my limit price. I use market price for speed, in and out. Like fast food restaurant. Why would i waste more time with limit price? Aint nobody got time for that. ✌️
Once you start trading 100 contracts and then they review off by $3 a contract that could be a $3,000 hit just for order entry. Being able to wait pays in this business.
@@tradersflyofficial *Appreciate the response. But for a simple minded simpleton peasant like me. My mind literally cannot understand any of what you just explained and i could never do anything like that. My mind is only capable of just seeing the line graph turn red and i buy when its lowest i think it will be in red and just do a market buy. Then wait till the line turns green and sale when i believe its the highest it will go. And then sale at market. And then just hope for the best. I call this “The Simpleton” strategy. And like i said, its the only strategy my brain can understand. ✌️
Hi Sasha, How does the "buy - market order" relate to the current "ask" price? Does a market order automatically buy at the ask price? I've seen instances were sales take place in between the market price and ask price. Current Price $3.25 and a sale takes place at $3.28 with the nearest ask price $3.30. Ex: I want to buy 200 shares, market order. Current Price : $3.25 Seller ask price : $3.30 - 200 shares Will I buy 200@$3.25, 200@$3.30, or somewhere in between? Thanks for the great videos.
What if you wanna buy a stock and you place your limit below the market price and price drops to that level and doesn't reverse to the upside, rather it keeps falling. In that case are you loosing money as the price drops??
In that case you would get filled at a lower price level but then at that price level from where you got filled and it keeps dropping then you continue to lose money
So if you buy a market order for 1 share for $12, and then say the next day when the market closes and instead of just $12 per share, it's now something like $24, you made 12 dollars off of that correct? Because it's a market order, it just ends when the market closes that day? May have been a dumb question, but I'm a little confused on that basic part.
When I try to make a limit buy order it already has the price filled as more expensive than the market price... this just confuses the heck out of me. Why would I want to pay more for it? I have trouble understanding what webull means by limit buy and limit sell.
Buy and sell are two different things. With limited means you specify a price but you could be a buyer or you could be a seller. So in other words first to specify if you want to be a buyer or seller and then you determine the price which is the limit type of order
So my question is, if the stock price is $500 a share and I set a limit order for $495 a share and the price drops to $480 a share. Will the order be filled at $495 or $480 a share?
limit orders are asking for a specific price limit or better(sell $1 or higher), but can you place an order for only a specific price(only $1) no more or less, in the market? would you be able to directly negotiate with another buyer in this way OTC?
Yes so if you already have let's say 300 shares it would be a plus or positive 300 but if you're trying to sell it you would just then do a negative in order to sell it so negative 300. So in your brokerage platform whichever one you are using you'd want to make sure that you're doing opposite of what you currently have so this way it gets you back to zero shares
They care about the price not so much about the type of order. However with the market orders you're basically saying you're willing to take it at any point.
If I set a limit order for $10....and I believe the stock will go to $15 and I want to exit at $15 (Same day). Can I execute that trade in one entry? Also, would I (should I)have to enter a stop-loss in the event the stock goes in the opposite direction?
as the stock price goes up, eventually you can sell this shares for a higher price. Just like buying a water bottle for $2 and selling it for $9 you make a profit.
Ask is what people are asking for as sellers. The market price will depend if you are on the buy side or sell side. If you are shorting vs going long...
Hello, I am a novice trader and I recently bought a stock with a market order for 150.18. And is scheduled to close at the end of the day. Do the stocks fluctuate day to day? I did learn that market orders are supposed to guarantee an execution. And could you possibly recommend and stock advisers? Thank you and your video was very informative.
Yes stocks fluctuate and move every second. I don't know what you mean by advisor as this would be a financial advisor. If your doing it yourself you are your own advisor
@@tradersflyofficial when I call E-trade and speak with One of their representatives, they asked me if I'm just inquiring or if I need assistance with advising in which they switch you to a different department within E-trade and there is a possibility of a brokerage advising fee. I've never spoken with one because apparently it's about a $500 fee possibly. That's all. Thank you.
Sasha, would a limit order be practical in such a scenario that you could predict a variable low using arbitrary points of reference concerning growth potential. In this manner you purchase the stock at what u predict its lowest price will be in he near future. or am I way off the mark here?
+Sasha Evdakov (TradersFly) sorry I realized how ambiguous it sounded. I have a bad habit for that. Im delighted you responded and lovr your channel btw. Never mind next time ill be more clear.
Sasha, I'm familiar with Market Orders, I can sell at any time with them. Does this also apply with Limit Orders? Lets say I set my limit and I was able to buy at that limit, can I sell at any time I see fit? Thanks in advance and thanks for the video
So what happen if you purchase it on market and you leave their the whole day and at the end of the day what happens? Do it lead into the next day on market or do you have to go back in and do it all over gain after you already purchase the stock the day before at the price.
Chances are if you have a market order he will get filled so it's not going to last you all day or two days. The only way it would probably last two days is if you left a limit order and in order for that to happen you have to change the order type to GTC which means good till cancelled
Hey Sasha, So limit orders or stop-loss order and others they must be filled first? For example if current price is 34.73 and my limit order is set 35.88. So, it has to reach to the exact same limit number in order to execute or if 2-5 cents different(more lets say) still will be executed??? Please enlighten us! Thanks :)
You can sell at a limit order if you've bought at a market order. That's just a type of order you're pushing through. You can do it by mixing them up if you like
what program is that? thanks! very helpful video. etrade is forcing me to do limit orders on a particular stock (im guessing so all the big guys can get their after-hours orders in). hoping when the market opens i get what i want :)
Thank you SO much. This was confusing me to the extreme & couldn't find anyone to thoroughly explain & also show me how this works. You did that perfectly, thank you.
thank you sir. you cleared up a question that had that stop me from buying a stock bc I wasn't sure.
Best trade/stock channel on youtube. Super informative and so easy to understand. Great job, I've learned a ton
This is a great platform for order entries. Brilliant explanation really can't understand why there's thumbs down as this is the best and right way to do it
thank you so much for watching and for writing a comment. Looking forward to seeing more of you in the future
Thanks for clearing that up Sasha! For some reason I always thought that in order to set a limit order, I had to set the price lower than the Market price, when in reality, I could set it both higher OR lower than market price.
I love the way you explain it
This is really helpful
Thank you for such a thorough and clear explanation. The visuals are amazing and makes it more digestible.
simple and effective, thank you!
You're more than welcome! Thank you so much for watching
Por fin una clara explicación y justo al grano de lo que hace. At last a clear explanation about buy limit means and do. Thanks
Most traders will use a limit order rather than a market order. It’s best to have a planned entry of say “$3.05” if the stock is say breaking past $3 very quickly so you don’t miss the entry point. If you just do a market order you may miss in this ex $3 and $3.05 and get a market order of $3.15 if not even worse depending on the movement of the stock.
It can be okay to use a market order if you want to quickly get out of a stock ASAP. So if you didn’t set a stop loss then if a stock was shooting down quickly you could sell it at market value. But again it’s usually best if you go in with a plan. Planned entry, planned exit, planned stop loss, and a overall strategy / why.
my definition between the two? ALWAYS use limit orders. i am new to trading stocks, but i, fortunately, learned this lesson with profit taken.
there is so much to learn trading stocks, and i believe that the learning will never end.
patience, limit orders and taking profit are my biggest takeaways.
I should have watched this before I placed my first aftermarket order on DWAC a few weeks ago. When I placed order the price was $45, when the market opened my order was filled at $119. Costly lesson I will never repeat.
Oh sorry to hear that. You'll do better next time. Good luck on your future trades! 😊
Nice, simple recap of this topic. Not over taught.....good pace, good job.
Wonderful! Thank you so much
In other words. Market Orders are not "normal". If you see a stock is $300 and you want to buy it because of the price, you should place a Buy Limit order for $300-$310 or whatever.
If you instead place a Market Order, the $300 stock may hit $10,000 before the order goes through and now you are broke and only own 1 stock, then it could go back to $300 after you buy it, causing you to hate your life because you just turned $10,000 into $300 all because you used Market Order. If you had done a limit order and that happened, it would have ignored the $10,000 jump and bought it for you when it returned to $300.
We always here about use a “stop loss” etc., when daytrading and I’m up and suddenly want to sell, I have to cancel both the stop loss and take profit order which is very annoying and no one mentions that requirement ever
Thank you for your concise and brilliant explanation. Now it make so much sense to me.
GREAT INTERPRETATION ON BUYING FISH. 5 STARS
Nice and straightforward. Thanks bud 👍
Damn you the only one I found on RUclips that knows the difference between buy stop and buy limit
Thank you so much. I'm glad you like the video. Feel free to take a look at some of the other videos
So, glad that you did a lesson on this for the people that would have a hard time figuring it out. I did when I first started. Using limit order helps keep you focused in on your plan and not be all over the place and chasing stocks. Great Job Sasha!
When you said Amazon was $626 😳😳😳😳😳
LowFrequency I wish!
fucking crazy right, that got me aswell hahaha
Four years too late 😢
2400 right now... I hope he kept it if he had it
Lol, me too!
I finally get it, thanks!
Awesome vid. Very clear and thorough
Wonderful information Sasha! It helps a lot with my understanding the differences. Thanks! Happy trading! :)
When you specify market order it will be executed immediately at the current price. Limit order is where you set the price you want to buy and sell.
Thank you for sharing. And of course thank you for watching
Thanks! Best explanation i could find that's actually usable.
Wonderful. Thank you so much
Thank you. Very helpful and well explained. Very much appreciated.
Thanks for this, I made a rookie mistake and put my limit order too low and missed out on the stock i was trying to buy. I thought it went through but it didnt and by the time i realised, an hour later, the stock had gone up by 80% , i'm soo sad :(
The good news is there's many more trades out there in the future.
If you evaluate your portfolio on weekend and place order for the next session? Would you place market orders? adaptative MKT orders?
Sometimes, the stock gets so hyped that the price at the start of the session is higher and I end buying more expensive. What would be your advice?
Thanks in advance
Thank you
You're welcome
Market orders are a ripoff. You're basically telling the market, I'm willing to buy at any price. And this drives the price up giving you a shitty deal.
Really helpful ! You just earn yourself a subscriber!
Very understandable explanation... 😊👍
Thank you for this!
You are welcome
Thank you very much sir.
You are most welcome... thanks for stopping by.
Excellent video,, keep up the good work.
Ps: what’s the name of the software you are using in your demonstration??? Thank you
Please explain more order types in another video, thanks very helpful
Great stuff Sasha, thanks man.
Very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you, great video
Great video! Thank you!
What’s the application you were using to simulate trades?
very great explanation
I use ameritrade and my limit orders are never bought at the limit I set..??
For example I put a limit order on KHC for 33.00 and it bought at 33.47..
I put an order in for TSLA at 220.00 and the 1st day it said I bought at 219.17 but now it says I bought at 221.37...
This doesnt mean much to me at the moment because I deal in low volume, but fifty cents on a $30 stock can really add up for someone dealing in hundreds or thousands of shares.. What am I not understanding about this??
very nice of everyone who bought into amazon during the time this video was uploaded. i, in 2018 believe amazon's current stock of $1,296 is still the beginning of this amazing company. I believe it will not be ran by people who private brand but instead be its own private brander company without the need to use other companies to fulfill their inventory. Who knows, but I think amazon is the company that will have a shot to do this.
Awesome, cheers dude
Thanks a lot Sasha.
AMAZON at 626$ per share 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 Watching this video from 2020 is painful
Wow lol
2022**
Thank you sir!
You are are more than welcome. Thank you so much for watching
Hello... thanks for this. I have found benefit in it. Can my order be executed even if you have switched off your data connection?
Yes as long as your order is in the brokers platform sitting there
New to etrade. Same concept...working with penny stocks. How fast does the transaction happen when placing a fixed order to buy or sell
It should happen fairly quickly as long as the stock is liquid and you are near the bid ask prices
Awesome vid! Subscribed :-)
thanks
Hi, I placed an order to buy 10,000 shares at the market price when it was 365 and my order executed at 369. I wanted to sell at 369... Why did that happen? Please Help.. I had a big loss at that trade.
Shouldn't the executed price have been 356? I could see the price go high in the executed price section until the status changed to fully executed. Is it because even though I placed the order at 365, there weren't 10,000 shares at that price and just 5000? Doest it only get executed when ALL shares are available at that price only?
Also, does it mean that even if I limit my order, it won't get executed UNTIL all 10k shares are available at THAT price even though the current price is same as the limit price I placed my order at?
Thanks a bunch
Question, I always use limits now since being a little more experienced with trading. However, last month I was selling all my shares using a limit and my brokerage broke the shares into fractional / partial shares and I'm not sure why. Would you guess that was because of my order type I used? Or something my brokerage does? Have you ever heard of anything like that before?
i would guess that the bids took a while to reach your ask (limit).
Is it ok to set a sell stop order above the entry price when trading volatile stocks?
Bruh, i dont have time to wait for the price to hit my limit price. I use market price for speed, in and out. Like fast food restaurant. Why would i waste more time with limit price? Aint nobody got time for that. ✌️
Once you start trading 100 contracts and then they review off by $3 a contract that could be a $3,000 hit just for order entry. Being able to wait pays in this business.
@@tradersflyofficial *Appreciate the response. But for a simple minded simpleton peasant like me. My mind literally cannot understand any of what you just explained and i could never do anything like that. My mind is only capable of just seeing the line graph turn red and i buy when its lowest i think it will be in red and just do a market buy. Then wait till the line turns green and sale when i believe its the highest it will go. And then sale at market. And then just hope for the best. I call this “The Simpleton” strategy. And like i said, its the only strategy my brain can understand. ✌️
Hi Sasha,
How does the "buy - market order" relate to the current "ask" price? Does a market order automatically buy at the ask price?
I've seen instances were sales take place in between the market price and ask price. Current Price $3.25 and a sale takes place at $3.28 with the nearest ask price $3.30.
Ex: I want to buy 200 shares, market order.
Current Price : $3.25
Seller ask price : $3.30 - 200 shares
Will I buy 200@$3.25, 200@$3.30, or somewhere in between?
Thanks for the great videos.
Thank you!
You are welcome
thanks for videos I should had watch this before feb 1 just did not get $10K profit
Great video! what software is it? and would be great to see same for stop and stop limit
negotiating or paying full price and or more thanks.
You are more than welcome... thank you so much for watching
What if you wanna buy a stock and you place your limit below the market price and price drops to that level and doesn't reverse to the upside, rather it keeps falling. In that case are you loosing money as the price drops??
In that case you would get filled at a lower price level but then at that price level from where you got filled and it keeps dropping then you continue to lose money
@@tradersflyofficial thanks for the clarification
So if you buy a market order for 1 share for $12, and then say the next day when the market closes and instead of just $12 per share, it's now something like $24, you made 12 dollars off of that correct? Because it's a market order, it just ends when the market closes that day? May have been a dumb question, but I'm a little confused on that basic part.
Great video
When I try to make a limit buy order it already has the price filled as more expensive than the market price... this just confuses the heck out of me. Why would I want to pay more for it? I have trouble understanding what webull means by limit buy and limit sell.
Buy and sell are two different things. With limited means you specify a price but you could be a buyer or you could be a seller. So in other words first to specify if you want to be a buyer or seller and then you determine the price which is the limit type of order
What if you just want to buy in asap and you aren't that concerned about slight variations in price?
Then you could just use a market order if you're not worried about price fluctuations
Why does a market order go in so fast and a limit order usually settles please explain
So my question is, if the stock price is $500 a share and I set a limit order for $495 a share and the price drops to $480 a share. Will the order be filled at $495 or $480 a share?
495 since it goes through that price first and that is your limit
@@tradersflyofficial thx
limit orders are asking for a specific price limit or better(sell $1 or higher), but can you place an order for only a specific price(only $1) no more or less, in the market? would you be able to directly negotiate with another buyer in this way OTC?
I need help how to sell the stock with the gain can u explain how
Yes so if you already have let's say 300 shares it would be a plus or positive 300 but if you're trying to sell it you would just then do a negative in order to sell it so negative 300. So in your brokerage platform whichever one you are using you'd want to make sure that you're doing opposite of what you currently have so this way it gets you back to zero shares
Does anyone know if the market order has higher priority than triggered stop order(become market order, but previously placed) or not?
They care about the price not so much about the type of order. However with the market orders you're basically saying you're willing to take it at any point.
Is there a minimum order of 300 stellar? That seems like a lot and only 30 ripples
Isnt stock going up means you get more money when you sell. Why worry about stocks going up ?
THANKS.
You are welcome
sasha quick question about tech analysis where can I email you or contact you.
If I place a buy 10pm on Wednesday. When does my order go thru? Thursday after the market close or begins?
Once the market opens up your order can pull through. That would be the next day at 9:30 a.m. eastern time
If I set a limit order for $10....and I believe the stock will go to $15 and I want to exit at $15 (Same day). Can I execute that trade in one entry? Also, would I (should I)have to enter a stop-loss in the event the stock goes in the opposite direction?
One order to get in and one to get out.
Thanksss
You are welcome
So lets say i use a limit order and i set a price and i get the shares how do i make money from the share
as the stock price goes up, eventually you can sell this shares for a higher price. Just like buying a water bottle for $2 and selling it for $9 you make a profit.
Which platform are you using to place orders? Thanks
Thinkorswim
Is Ask price is market price??
Or currency changing prices are market price??
Ask is what people are asking for as sellers. The market price will depend if you are on the buy side or sell side. If you are shorting vs going long...
Hello, I am a novice trader and I recently bought a stock with a market order for 150.18. And is scheduled to close at the end of the day. Do the stocks fluctuate day to day? I did learn that market orders are supposed to guarantee an execution. And could you possibly recommend and stock advisers? Thank you and your video was very informative.
Yes stocks fluctuate and move every second. I don't know what you mean by advisor as this would be a financial advisor. If your doing it yourself you are your own advisor
@@tradersflyofficial when I call E-trade and speak with One of their representatives, they asked me if I'm just inquiring or if I need assistance with advising in which they switch you to a different department within E-trade and there is a possibility of a brokerage advising fee. I've never spoken with one because apparently it's about a $500 fee possibly. That's all. Thank you.
626?!!
What if i put a limit order on a new IPO higher than the opening? Will I get at my limit order price or the market price?
Then they may fill your order. For example if you decide to pay $40 for an apple instead of $2 at the grocery store, they will still sell it to you...
Sasha, would a limit order be practical in such a scenario that you could predict a variable low using arbitrary points of reference concerning growth potential. In this manner you purchase the stock at what u predict its lowest price will be in he near future. or am I way off the mark here?
+Sasha Evdakov (TradersFly) sorry I realized how ambiguous it sounded. I have a bad habit for that. Im delighted you responded and lovr your channel btw. Never mind next time ill be more clear.
Do you trade with ToS?
Amazon at 626 dollars per share jesus 4yrs later now....
Robinhood charged me for the Stock on the LIMIT order so what if it Never Reaches that. . Do they Refund it ??
Sorry. I don't work for robinhood. Best to call them on the phone and ask
So when do get notice that you have purchased your limit order? End of day?
When you check the order status. In may come within a second
Sasha, I'm familiar with Market Orders, I can sell at any time with them. Does this also apply with Limit Orders? Lets say I set my limit and I was able to buy at that limit, can I sell at any time I see fit? Thanks in advance and thanks for the video
Perfect. My order was filled today! Now to wait til the time is right. Thanks again
How long does it take for the limit order to get filled
That would depend on your limit price And what it's trading at
Respect bro!
Thank you so much!
So what happen if you purchase it on market and you leave their the whole day and at the end of the day what happens? Do it lead into the next day on market or do you have to go back in and do it all over gain after you already purchase the stock the day before at the price.
Chances are if you have a market order he will get filled so it's not going to last you all day or two days. The only way it would probably last two days is if you left a limit order and in order for that to happen you have to change the order type to GTC which means good till cancelled
@@tradersflyofficial it was on day
That right there gave me a great understanding thanks
What does it mean to get something filled?
It means to execute an order
Basically just use limit order
Hey Sasha, So limit orders or stop-loss order and others they must be filled first? For example if current price is 34.73 and my limit order is set 35.88. So, it has to reach to the exact same limit number in order to execute or if 2-5 cents different(more lets say) still will be executed??? Please enlighten us! Thanks :)
If you bought at a Market order price, can you sell it at a limit order price? Or does it also have to be sold as market price?
You can sell at a limit order if you've bought at a market order. That's just a type of order you're pushing through. You can do it by mixing them up if you like
what program is that? thanks! very helpful video. etrade is forcing me to do limit orders on a particular stock (im guessing so all the big guys can get their after-hours orders in). hoping when the market opens i get what i want :)
this is the thinkorswim platform. I also use the tc2000 platform that you can take a look at all our resources on our website