MY Brandon sTone83 : What do you know ~ what they learned is wedge pop

MY Brandon : Why would you choose to increase your position the day before the performance date? Betting on performance?

MY Brandon : Understood, that is, after triggering the stop price after the market, use the limit price to place a pending order to buy. But is it possible that the stop price was triggered before the after-market results were announced, causing you to enter the market early before the results? Also, if the performance is better than expected, there is generally a direct gap increase. In this case, the chance of a stop-limit order transaction is unlikely

MY Brandon sTone83 OP : I know that the post-earning gap is one type of entry setup for many big traders. I usually use a market order to enter the market after the next day (when I see that the performance exceeds expectations, the stock price jumps high, and is accompanied by huge trading volume) or after the opening of the market for five minutes. This is the first time I've heard you enter the venue with a stop-limit method, so please let me know

MY Brandon sTone83 OP : I understand this. I'm just curious about the post-market trading time for a total of 4 hours, and the results will only be released in the 4th hour. How can you make sure that your orders are bought after the results rather than before the results? After all, the trading volume after the market (3 hours before the results are released) is very small, and your stop limit order may be triggered by random fluctuations.

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MY Brandon : climate type top = climax top?

MY Brandon : PANW's performance fell short of expectations and plummeted 25% before the market. CRWD, which is also Cybersecurity Sector, was dragged down

MY Brandon sTone83 OP : There will be a 10% gap when the market opens. In this case, will you take profit/stop loss right away?