$Boeing (BA.US)$ this game is rigged i literaly put in 20 di...

小不点的我 : If trading end-of-day contracts during the trading session, it can only be said to be inappropriate. Unless very certain about the upcoming trend, it is best to plan for next week during the trading session.

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Capital Gains OP 小不点的我 : This don’t even make sense. You should know that all ba contracts expire Fridays. My point is they are floating the price for buys by moving the price up aka spread.

小不点的我 Capital Gains OP : I'm sorry, I'm in the middle of studying.Because the closer the price is to the inside, the more expensive it gets during trading hours. Buying high should be expensive; considering that time is near, what I mean is if there's not enough certainty, it's best not to enter the market (for me). Instead, plan to look for possible rebound opportunities next week. At this time, those outside the price will be cheaper, try to buy low to optimize maximum benefits. It's not that doomsday won't work, it's me who won't.

Capital Gains OP 小不点的我 : buddy i dont know what the hell your talking about but it makes zeros sense.i bought the damn thing low I just couldnt get out of it. say the bid was 300 and the ask was 310 multiple times i put 300 and the bid would drop to 280 2 seconds after i sent order through. I would cancel the order the price would jump back to 300 bid 310 ask. I submit an order for 290 than instantly it dropped 260. and it kept doing that. I counted 29 limit orders until i got out after saying fuck put it in 265 and adventually went through. Pic below the circle is where igot out the next green candle is 2 sec after order cleared

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小不点的我 Capital Gains OP : Haha, I also don't quite understand what you're saying. I can only say that I will carefully consider what you said, I am in the process of learning. At the beginning, when I saw a sharp rise or fall, I would chase after it. However, after entering the trade, it did not continue to go up or down as I expected, so I promptly closed the position to reduce losses. I felt it was not heading in the direction I wanted, so I looked for another more suitable opportunity. Just like when I saw apple (fortunately not other company, I don't remember) plummeting so strongly, I blindly chased after it, but it stopped falling, feeling trapped. After observing, I closed the position with a little less loss. These one or two experiences made me afraid to touch it again. I don't have the ability yet, so I prefer to look for longer-term opportunities. It's better than being anxious when the deadline is 2 days away, unable to make good decisions.