Saluki Posted February 5 Posted February 5 0/NASD Bid x size/exchange $12.90 x 7/PSE Ask x size/exchange $32.14 x 1/NASD I wonder if just putting in a good-till-cancelled low ball bid is a worthwhile strategy. The above quote is from an illiquid stock that i have a very small position in. Part of me thinks that maybe someone someday will get sloppy and do a decent sized market order and you will get a fill, but these good-till-cancel orders mean that with my broker I have to have funds available and just sitting in the account in case it gets filled. Seems like it would tie up capital needlessly. On the other hand: March 2020.
ValueArb Posted February 5 Posted February 5 4 hours ago, Saluki said: 0/NASD Bid x size/exchange $12.90 x 7/PSE Ask x size/exchange $32.14 x 1/NASD I wonder if just putting in a good-till-cancelled low ball bid is a worthwhile strategy. The above quote is from an illiquid stock that i have a very small position in. Part of me thinks that maybe someone someday will get sloppy and do a decent sized market order and you will get a fill, but these good-till-cancel orders mean that with my broker I have to have funds available and just sitting in the account in case it gets filled. Seems like it would tie up capital needlessly. On the other hand: March 2020. I think you covered most of the issues with it. Another is when you leave a big limit order out at say, $13, hoping to pickup cheap shares, then sleep in the day they announce pre-market open that they are being bought for $9, and you wake up to find your order filled and you are sitting on a big loss.
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