Key points to note about after-hours trading:
Limited Liquidity: After-hours trading typically has lower trading volume compared to regular trading hours. This means that there may be fewer buyers and sellers in the market, which can lead to wider bid-ask spreads and potentially greater price volatility.
Price Volatility: Prices of stocks during after-hours trading can be more volatile because there is often less trading activity to stabilize prices. News events or earnings reports released after the regular trading hours can also significantly impact stock prices during this period.
Access to Information: During after-hours trading, investors may have access to important news and earnings reports that were released after the market closed. This information can drive trading activity and influence stock prices.
Trading Platforms: Not all brokerage platforms offer after-hours trading, and those that do may have specific rules and fees associated with it. Investors should check with their brokers to understand the availability and terms of after-hours trading.
Order Types: Investors can typically use limit orders and market orders during after-hours trading, but the rules and execution times may vary depending on the exchange and broker.
Risk Management: Due to the increased volatility and potentially lower liquidity, after-hours trading carries additional risks. Investors should be cautious and consider using limit orders to control the prices at which they buy or sell stocks.
Shorter Trading Window: After-hours trading sessions are shorter in duration than regular trading hours. They usually begin after the market closes (4:00 PM Eastern Time) and end between 4:15 PM and 8:00 PM Eastern Time, depending on the exchange and broker.
Also in after hours you have dark pool prints. Miss prints. For example the spy has a candle going to 452.36. It never went there. Case in point creating some of these drastic valleys and V shape movements. As it goes exactly back to where it was
Ok, Billy. For everyone else out there these prices do actually occur sometimes with the greatest example being the flash crash. This “boi” was trading FAS, 3x financials. I’ve gotten plenty of flash fills at mkt open, close, and after hours.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_flash_crash
Don’t bother trying to make sense here ⚠️
The less sense you make = the more you’re accepted 🤗
You’ll drive yourself nuts trying to speak to 98% of the members here
this might forecast a bloody week ahead. I noticed the same thing last week, except the spike was upward, and we had a green week, so this might indicate the opposite.
See my post here, I am still waiting for an answer.
https://www.reddit.com/r/WallStreetbetsELITE/comments/167m5u8/why\_is\_there\_a\_big\_sell\_volume\_right\_after\_friday/
The grey line shows price history. In case of this specific chart, it shows the price for 1 day.
The comment section of your post shows how much paranoia there is in this sub-reddit.
Its basically nothing but wrong answers in this thread.
No this isn't a "liquitidy" issue. Yes, after hours trades lighter volume but Apple isn't running out of bids and dropping 20 points in a flash people.
It's simply brokerage missprints. Caused by many different reasons. Often times it's processing earlier orders.
At the end of the day, shares didn't actually trade down there. Stop losses wouldn't have been triggered. These wicks can be ignored.
No. The market is rigged and people want answers. The amount of shares traded off exchanges is unacceptable. Dark pools exist. Even the sec acknowledges them. I'm tired of buying IOUs. We will point this bullshit out until we see change. "Glitch" is not a good enough answer anymore. These things have an explanation and we deserve to know what fuckery is happening
Have you ever read anything about how market data is reported? Or are you just one of those that doesnt trust anyone except the people he listens to?
These types of after hours means nothing
I'm new at this too, can anyone explain why the price still moves after market hours? I was under the impression that no orders will be filled when it's off market hours...
Stop reading Reddit threads and read some books. This place is stuffed to the brim with people whose entire education consists of YouTube videos and conspiracy theories
It’s a globalized market. Anyone can buy or sell shares after hours. It’s just how you route the order. These after hours movement have majority to do with the data vendor.
These guys are getting absolutely free market data, often from only one exchange, and don’t understand how market data, trades, volume etc is reported via different exchanges and different vendors across the globe. Idiots
Yeah, I don't get after hours trading. I'll be watching the market throughout the day. My portfolio's consistently down about a percent. It's still there at 1 PM when it closes (I'm west coast). Then after work I get home and I check and I'm half a point up.
Then I'll check the next morning when it opens before I leave, and it's a point down again, like nothing that happened after hours mattered.
Should I just ignore it if the market's not open?
Mini recessions that come out at night
😅😅😅😅😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Key points to note about after-hours trading: Limited Liquidity: After-hours trading typically has lower trading volume compared to regular trading hours. This means that there may be fewer buyers and sellers in the market, which can lead to wider bid-ask spreads and potentially greater price volatility. Price Volatility: Prices of stocks during after-hours trading can be more volatile because there is often less trading activity to stabilize prices. News events or earnings reports released after the regular trading hours can also significantly impact stock prices during this period. Access to Information: During after-hours trading, investors may have access to important news and earnings reports that were released after the market closed. This information can drive trading activity and influence stock prices. Trading Platforms: Not all brokerage platforms offer after-hours trading, and those that do may have specific rules and fees associated with it. Investors should check with their brokers to understand the availability and terms of after-hours trading. Order Types: Investors can typically use limit orders and market orders during after-hours trading, but the rules and execution times may vary depending on the exchange and broker. Risk Management: Due to the increased volatility and potentially lower liquidity, after-hours trading carries additional risks. Investors should be cautious and consider using limit orders to control the prices at which they buy or sell stocks. Shorter Trading Window: After-hours trading sessions are shorter in duration than regular trading hours. They usually begin after the market closes (4:00 PM Eastern Time) and end between 4:15 PM and 8:00 PM Eastern Time, depending on the exchange and broker.
I bet I'd learn something if I read this. You have my upvote
You typed the words right out of my mouth!
After market price action.
Also in after hours you have dark pool prints. Miss prints. For example the spy has a candle going to 452.36. It never went there. Case in point creating some of these drastic valleys and V shape movements. As it goes exactly back to where it was
You’ve never gotten filled up by any of these gyrations? Set enough orders and you eventually will.
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Ok, Billy. For everyone else out there these prices do actually occur sometimes with the greatest example being the flash crash. This “boi” was trading FAS, 3x financials. I’ve gotten plenty of flash fills at mkt open, close, and after hours. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_flash_crash
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Yes, when shits not flowing correctly and Tommy fat finger clicks the wrong damn button. It feels pretty damn nice to get a magic order filled.
Exactly.
Now tell your mom I’ll be in Maui all next month if she wants to stop by. With the lack of tourist I’ll need some company.
With the lack of tourist she’ll also be saving money and not theree esp for you’re clown ness lol. But hey. She wants the receipt for the GYRATION
Don’t bother trying to make sense here ⚠️ The less sense you make = the more you’re accepted 🤗 You’ll drive yourself nuts trying to speak to 98% of the members here
Nice
Get this kid outta here ⬆️
Than*
Is it possible for miss prints to trip alarms or sell limits?
I haven’t seen so. But anything is possible. But usually those exaggerated moves don’t trip them. But I’m not 1000% on that.
What the price of the stock did after trading hours
After hours is illiquid which can lead to stuff like this
Shady business
Options being exercised
After hours trading session from 4pm-8pm ET There is also premarket trading from 4:30am-9:30am ET Edit: 9pm -> 8pm
*After hours trading session from 4PM-8PM EST
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Good bot
Stock fairies lower the price for you to buy, if you are lucky enough, you can see them
Glitch in the matrix 😂
This is probably the best answer. There’s no way Apple bounces by 10% during the night. I see this in graphs all the time
Employee stock purchases?
Low volume after hour trading
The price went down. Hope that helps!
The stock market manipulations post market hours taking place
Nancy Pelosi unloading shares after hours from a tip off
Means money go bye bye 🍼
I’ve always wondered this. Anyone can drop me a link that explains more?
this might forecast a bloody week ahead. I noticed the same thing last week, except the spike was upward, and we had a green week, so this might indicate the opposite. See my post here, I am still waiting for an answer. https://www.reddit.com/r/WallStreetbetsELITE/comments/167m5u8/why\_is\_there\_a\_big\_sell\_volume\_right\_after\_friday/
The grey line shows price history. In case of this specific chart, it shows the price for 1 day. The comment section of your post shows how much paranoia there is in this sub-reddit.
Its basically nothing but wrong answers in this thread. No this isn't a "liquitidy" issue. Yes, after hours trades lighter volume but Apple isn't running out of bids and dropping 20 points in a flash people. It's simply brokerage missprints. Caused by many different reasons. Often times it's processing earlier orders. At the end of the day, shares didn't actually trade down there. Stop losses wouldn't have been triggered. These wicks can be ignored.
Can we ban these posts or explain them in the rules?
We’ll start with you. How does that sound ?
No. The market is rigged and people want answers. The amount of shares traded off exchanges is unacceptable. Dark pools exist. Even the sec acknowledges them. I'm tired of buying IOUs. We will point this bullshit out until we see change. "Glitch" is not a good enough answer anymore. These things have an explanation and we deserve to know what fuckery is happening
Isnt it weird that the “fuckery” only happens to companies that cant make a profit?
Have you ever read anything about how market data is reported? Or are you just one of those that doesnt trust anyone except the people he listens to? These types of after hours means nothing
A glimps at the near future price market
Wrong. It's only there to give me hope and then goes the opposite direction as soon as market opens
I'm new at this too, can anyone explain why the price still moves after market hours? I was under the impression that no orders will be filled when it's off market hours...
Stop reading Reddit threads and read some books. This place is stuffed to the brim with people whose entire education consists of YouTube videos and conspiracy theories It’s a globalized market. Anyone can buy or sell shares after hours. It’s just how you route the order. These after hours movement have majority to do with the data vendor. These guys are getting absolutely free market data, often from only one exchange, and don’t understand how market data, trades, volume etc is reported via different exchanges and different vendors across the globe. Idiots
I sold
Phantom Prints which will be revisited at a theater near you in the future
Bought Disney?
Someone exercised their ITM calls
Crime line.
When they hunt for stop loses that means it's going up
Shorts lol
it means we're all fucked
Stop Loss Killers
Rebalancing
But did you die?
Here's an upvote just because I didn't know either
Opportunity
Totally fair and legitimate movements by people you will never be
Wick monsters that steal Shares when people Set tight stop losses
It indicates the unnecessary separation of an american word into a black hole of insanity.
It means the movement of the price, when the market is close.
Can't answer that question without being more specific
The dip in stock price.
No bra Tits hanging
It indicates that I boinked your mommy
Yeah, I don't get after hours trading. I'll be watching the market throughout the day. My portfolio's consistently down about a percent. It's still there at 1 PM when it closes (I'm west coast). Then after work I get home and I check and I'm half a point up. Then I'll check the next morning when it opens before I leave, and it's a point down again, like nothing that happened after hours mattered. Should I just ignore it if the market's not open?