“Some markets have 24 hr. access. A stop loss exit won’t execute before a gap down opening.”
Expanding. You can set a stop loss at say 90 for a stock at 95 but on a gap down you could be taken out at 80 only to find the stock trading at 90 or above.
Yes, I suppose a gap-down open liquidating below the Stop price at open could be followed by a trading day increase above the Stop value adding insult to injury.
I just see leading economic indicators heading down and R congress not gonna add Spread-the-Money around liquidity.
Maybe the next trick in their bag is loan forgiveness to circumvent Congress’s inability to provide spending. But it won’t be to homeowners imo, they have assets -which are targets for seizure. It’s all about having assets, not currency -which produces nothing unless you loan it. And that’s the bankers’ racket.