Question about the phenomenon of being able to buy cheaper than the opening price with a market buy order with a special buy indication of aggressive buying before the opening.
Question for those who are knowledgeable about stock investing.
In papertrade, with a market buy order of special buy indication of aggressive buying before the opening for individual stocks,
you can easily make a profit by buying cheaper than the opening price.
In actual trades including accounts other than papertrade, with a market order of special buy indication before the opening,
is it impossible to execute a buy order cheaper than the opening price as with papertrades?
-> In other words, in actual trading, is it the norm for a market buy order to be executed at the opening price after the special buy indication before the opening ends?
Is this the basic principle?
I would definitely like to receive your guidance.
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よっくす OP : If you understand, please feel free to leave a comment <m(__)m>
たんさん_1183 : I am also a beginner in stocks, but how about trying to buy even just one share and gaining some experience? I am also a beginner and have been trying out Japanese and US stocks in small amounts. There are many things that you only understand after making mistakes, and I think we learn from failures. Please forgive me for speaking from a superior position as a beginner.
ogatamayumi : A market order is to execute immediately. A limit order is just entering numbers, I think. If I am wrong, I apologize. Please confirm. When papertrading, whether you are buying or selling, you should input the same number that came with the order in the quantity field, I believe that is the way to papertrade. As you papertrade repeatedly, the quantity for buying and selling will be automatically filled in, allowing the trade to progress, so as long as the red and green flashes are moving, I think the trade is continuing, so please do your best.