(((Tank)))
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All of the material that I've read online regarding S&P E-mini futures trading has indicated that the liquidity in it makes it so that orders are executed practically immediately - many times under a second - in simulated trades I've found that this is just as said - However, a very different story in live trading
example: current price is $1,861.25 - I set a limit order (only 1 contract) at $1,861.00 - price reaches $1,861.00 sits there for a duration - moves back up to $1,861.25 and down maybe two or three times and yet it never executes
Can anyone please tell me what I'm missing? This doesn't line up with what I've read. Thanks.
example: current price is $1,861.25 - I set a limit order (only 1 contract) at $1,861.00 - price reaches $1,861.00 sits there for a duration - moves back up to $1,861.25 and down maybe two or three times and yet it never executes
Can anyone please tell me what I'm missing? This doesn't line up with what I've read. Thanks.
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