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What is trade freeze period? I did see the selling price LOWER than buying price. It is by observation. However usually it is for a while before reverting back to normal.
For info, I refresh the screen every 10 seconds to confirm what I am observing. To me it seems to be some players tactics because I am the one that send in a sell order to see how the other party react and I try for 2 stocks and similarly it behaves this way.
To me, I think the person is trying to prevent me from jacking up the price as he is still busy collecting at a lower price?
Hmm..... tactics that books neber teach hor? Hehehehe.....
For info, I refresh the screen every 10 seconds to confirm what I am observing. To me it seems to be some players tactics because I am the one that send in a sell order to see how the other party react and I try for 2 stocks and similarly it behaves this way.
To me, I think the person is trying to prevent me from jacking up the price as he is still busy collecting at a lower price?
Hmm..... tactics that books neber teach hor? Hehehehe.....
i dun think so leh. i think the system will auto match to sell your 40cents at 40.5cents, unless it is during the trade freeze period.
I recently notice another kind of tactics but I am not sure why the players want to do that. Maybe someone could enlighten me?
That are times when say buyer price is 0.405 and usually selling price will be 0.410 Then some bugger will purposely go and press down the selling price to say 0.400 so you have a mismatch between buyer and seller price. This occur very briefly and after awhile will switch back to typical mode of buy price 0.405 and sell price 0.410. Why do that buyer purposely queue to sell at a price LOWER than buyer?
My gut feel is he no pay money to see who queue at what pricing so by doing such tactics, he can temporarily see how many lots are queued at that pricing?
Are my guesswork correct?
I am trying to learn all those 'dirty' trading tactics by observation. It is good learning curve for me :P
That are times when say buyer price is 0.405 and usually selling price will be 0.410 Then some bugger will purposely go and press down the selling price to say 0.400 so you have a mismatch between buyer and seller price. This occur very briefly and after awhile will switch back to typical mode of buy price 0.405 and sell price 0.410. Why do that buyer purposely queue to sell at a price LOWER than buyer?
My gut feel is he no pay money to see who queue at what pricing so by doing such tactics, he can temporarily see how many lots are queued at that pricing?
Are my guesswork correct?
I am trying to learn all those 'dirty' trading tactics by observation. It is good learning curve for me :P