I have found that the signals sometimes come right before a slight correction. Are some folks using limit orders to avoid buying at an inopprotune time?
I use limit orders when I want to scale into a larger position, or in an effort to reduce my overall cost basis. Limit Orders represent a two edged sword. Sometimes, you enter at a better price when using Limit Orders, but in faster moving markets, the train often leaves some of the passengers behind (missed fills as the market moves away).
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