Tried trading during the US stock market hours—slippage directly dropped to 0.4%! It seems that there are indeed dedicated market makers who provide liquidity only during US stock market hours. This logic also makes sense: after-hours trading is too volatile, and price risk is completely uncontrollable. Who would want to place orders during the day with no one to match, or get slammed at night? This can also be considered a small tip for choosing trading hours; the execution quality can vary so much.
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FomoAnxiety
· 16h ago
A 0.4% slippage can indeed be effective, but I still prefer to do things after hours for the thrill.
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DaoTherapy
· 12-29 20:30
0.4% slippage? Why am I still getting crushed after hours? It must be that my broker is too terrible.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 12-29 18:53
The time distribution of liquidity... closely resembles the scene of early art auctions—there are many bidders during the day, and it cools down at night. The logic of market makers is actually about the struggle for pricing power, which is interesting.
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ForumMiningMaster
· 12-29 18:48
Haha, I should have tried this earlier. 0.4% slippage is really good.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-29 18:44
A 0.4% slippage can indeed be effective; the liquidity during the US stock market opening hours is just different.
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-29 18:43
0.4% slippage? That's too extravagant. I'm still taking a 1.5% loss after hours.
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GasFeePhobia
· 12-29 18:37
Whoa, 0.4% slippage? Why am I still getting crushed after hours? Is my broker garbage?
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 12-29 18:30
0.4% slippage? Bro, your luck is on point. Last time I got cut by 2 points right after trading.
Tried trading during the US stock market hours—slippage directly dropped to 0.4%! It seems that there are indeed dedicated market makers who provide liquidity only during US stock market hours. This logic also makes sense: after-hours trading is too volatile, and price risk is completely uncontrollable. Who would want to place orders during the day with no one to match, or get slammed at night? This can also be considered a small tip for choosing trading hours; the execution quality can vary so much.