Alpha limit orders are really a nuisance; even with double trading volume, they are still ineffective. When the price reaches the limit, it can't be executed, making it easy to miss opportunities and posing a significant risk.
The limit order pool is small; it doesn't matter if you bump into a buy order, as missing out on low-priced orders just means you won't profit. If you do buy, you should sell immediately to seize the opportunity of a sudden price increase; otherwise, if you leave a limit order hanging, you might miss the chance to execute if the price peaks without any counterpart.
Since everyone thinks this way, it leads to the limit order pool never growing, and despite the double points, the trading risks significantly increase.
The limit order pool is small; it doesn't matter if you bump into a buy order, as missing out on low-priced orders just means you won't profit. If you do buy, you should sell immediately to seize the opportunity of a sudden price increase; otherwise, if you leave a limit order hanging, you might miss the chance to execute if the price peaks without any counterpart.
Since everyone thinks this way, it leads to the limit order pool never growing, and despite the double points, the trading risks significantly increase.
